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A Saint in the Slave Trade: Peter Claver (1581-1654) Discontinued Our products are sure toby Arnold Lunn Captured and separated from all he loved, fettered down in a ship amid relentless waves and disease, he lived at the mercy of his captors. Water and food were scarce, prisoners were tortured and tormented, and the heat and decrepitude were intolerable. Many succumbed to death, while others committed suicide or were killed. This is the desperate situation into which St. Peter Claver (15811684) voluntarily entered. Author Arnold Lunn