- This ban was part of the Company's efforts to regulate and eventually suppress the slave trade within and from its territories. - The Proclamation banning the export of slaves was issued by Lord Cornwallis in 1789. - This was a significant step, although slavery within India continued legally for several more decades until the Indian Slavery Act of 1843.
The export of slaves from Bengal was banned in which year?
Asked in JPSC CS Prelims 2014 · Topic: Governor/Governor General/Viceroy (Economic policies and their impact on India)
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