Henry Laurens & Company

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Henry Laurens & Company was a prominent 18th-century Charleston-based mercantile and slave-trading firm associated with American statesman and merchant Henry Laurens.

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instanceOf 18th-century business
mercantile firm
slave-trading firm
activity export of indigo
export of rice
general commission merchant services
importation of enslaved Africans
associatedWith Henry Laurens
basedIn Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America
surface form: Charleston, South Carolina
businessModel commission-based trading
country Thirteen Colonies
employed clerks
factors
foundedBy Henry Laurens
handledCommodity enslaved people
indigo
other plantation staples
rice
historicalEra colonial America
pre-American Revolution period
industry Atlantic slave trade
mercantile trade
languageOfBusiness English
legalStatus private partnership
linkedTo plantation economy of South Carolina
locatedIn Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America
surface form: Charleston, South Carolina
notableFor large-scale participation in the transatlantic slave trade
role in Charleston’s colonial economy
operatedIn 18th century
owner Henry Laurens
partOf Atlantic world trading networks
regionOfActivity British America
surface form: British North America

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