La Traite Négrière Aux Indes De Castile, Contrats Et Traités D'assiento... explores the history of the slave trade in the Spanish Indies, focusing on the contracts and treaties (assientos) that governed this commerce. Written by Georges Scelle, this work delves into the legal and economic aspects of the transatlantic slave trade, examining its impact on both Africa and the Americas. The book provides a detailed analysis of the agreements between European powers and the Spanish crown, shedding light on the complex dynamics of colonial exploitation. It remains a valuable resource for scholars interested in the history of slavery, colonial governance, and international trade during the early modern period.

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