| 41. | Near-white slaves had become so numerous by the mid-19th century that the federal government began to count them in the census.
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| 42. | She meets her ancestors : Rufus, a white slave holder, and Alice, a black freewoman forced into slavery later in life.
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| 43. | Gillespie was born a slave in Greene County, Tennessee, probably the son of an African-American slave and her white slave owner.
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| 44. | Her most famous piece " The White Slave " representing child prostitution caused controversy when exhibited at the 1913 Armory Show.
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| 45. | And " Last of the White Slaves " is set on the Greek island of Poros, where an elderly doyenne holds court.
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| 46. | Penryn was the home of Thomas Pellow ( born circa 1704 ) who spent 23 years as a white slave in Morocco.
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| 47. | An international Conference on White Slave Traffic was held in 1921, attended by the 34 countries that ratified the 1901 and 1904 conventions.
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| 48. | The CNM, in the person of Grierson and Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane, presented a draft bill in 1906 to the white slave trade.
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| 49. | An example of their treatment was how white slave masters bought and sold slaves as commodity items, ripping families apart in the process.
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| 50. | Those who were left became the focus of ernest campaigns by the League of Nations and others to end the'white slave trade .'
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