..theyjust don t cut it. i now know that the trade in human beings was key to britain s arrival on these shores, but i want to know what kept britain here once slavery had been abolished and why they ended up expanding their power. so i m heading north, following the path the british took to kumasi. it s ghana s second largest city and is home to the people of the asante tribe. first stop, i m going to a farm on the outskirts which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i m meeting historian 0sei bonsu to tell me what they were up to. here, we have the cocoa bean. yeah. ..in the pod. and i guess the most important question is, can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey. he laughs yeah, suck on it. hmm! it tastes quite sweet!
sometimes the wrongs that you do are so wrong that your rights. ..theyjust don t cut it. i now know that the trade in human beings was key to britain s arrival on these shores, but i want to know what kept britain here once slavery had been abolished and why they ended up expanding their power. so i m heading north, following the path the british took to kumasi. it s ghana s second largest city and is home to the people of the asante tribe. first stop, i m going to a farm on the outskirts which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i m meeting historian 0sei bonsu to tell me what they were up to. here, we have the cocoa bean. yeah. ..in the pod. and i guess the most important question is, can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey. he laughs yeah, suck on it.
to britain s arrival on these shores, but i want to know what kept britain here once slavery had been abolished and why they ended up expanding their power. so i m heading north, following the path the british took to kumasi. it s ghana s second largest city and is home to the people of the asante tribe. first stop, i m going to a farm on the outskirts which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i m meeting historian 0sei bonsu to tell me what they were up to. here, we have the cocoa bean. yeah. ..in the pod. and i guess the most important question is, can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey. he laughs yeah, suck on it. hmm! it tastes quite sweet! laughing: yes. so, we know when the british
theyjust don t cut it. i now know that the trade in human beings was key to britain s arrival on these shores, but i want to know what kept britain here once slavery had been abolished and why they ended up expanding their power. so i am heading north, following the path the british took, to kumasi. it is ghana s second largest city, and it is home to the people of the asante tribe. first up, i m going to a farm on the outskirts, which grows cocoa, used to produce chocolate. i am meeting a historian to tell me what they were up to. here we have the cocoa bean in the pod. and i guess the most important question is can i try some of that? you can. it feels very, like, gooey.