In both passages, the authors highlight the importance of human rightsover property rights in the early 1800s.
In the first excerpt, the writer describes the Haitian beating of the French army, England's support to France and the independence of the Republic of Haiti, which lead to the end of slave trade in that country.
The second account depicts the conclusion of slave trade in England and later in The USA. As a result, it marked a turning point in the human rights issue.
In both passages, the authors highlight the importance of human rights over property rights in the early 1800s.
In the first excerpt, the writer describes the Haitian beating of the French army, England's support to France and the independence of the Republic of Haiti, which lead to the end of slave trade in that country.
The second account depicts the conclusion of slave trade in England and later in The USA. As a result, it marked a turning point in the human rights issue
