Slave-Raider, Peru
Peruvian slave raiders struck Easter Island in 1862 and returned repeatedly over the course of several months, abducting half of the island’s population—most of whom quickly died from tuberculosis, smallpox or dysentery.
Peruvian slave raiders struck Easter Island in 1862 and returned repeatedly over the course of several months, abducting half of the island’s population—most of whom quickly died from tuberculosis, smallpox or dysentery.
