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In one place 'per cent women' is used when it clearly means 'per 100 women'. This is the only exception.

01_Capitalisms_origin.tex

@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ or used as labour in the clove plantations of Zanzibar, the main supplier to the
 
 The European market was indeed demanding ivory, solicited by the consumption of the wealthy classes: billiard balls, piano keys, knife handles for Sheffield cutlery. 
 We can estimate the number of slaves exported to Asia, through the Indian Ocean, in the nineteenth century, at 400,000\footnote{François Renault, \emph{Problems of research on the trans-Saharan and Eastern slave trade in Africa in De la Traite à l'esclavage}, already quoted in footnote \vref{foot18}, tome 1, pp. 37-53.};
-The number of slaves \enquote{produced} by the Sudanese slave trade can be estimated  at 750,000 (plus 10 to 30 per cent of \enquote{losses} during transport, and an unevaluable proportion of losses at the time of capture)\footnote{Gérard Prunier, \emph{La traite soudanaise} (The Sudanese Black trade) (1820-1885); \emph{ibid.}, volume 2, pp. 521-535.}.
+The number of slaves \enquote{produced} by the Sudanese slave trade can be estimated  at 750,000 (plus 10 to 30\% of \enquote{losses} during transport, and an unevaluable proportion of losses at the time of capture)\footnote{Gérard Prunier, \emph{La traite soudanaise} (The Sudanese Black trade) (1820-1885); \emph{ibid.}, volume 2, pp. 521-535.}.
 
 \section{The Road to India and Asian Colonization}
 

02_Servile_economy_and_capitalism.tex

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The fall continued until 1900, when only 10\% of humanity lived in Africa. The w
 The coastal forests and savannahs are literally raked by African kinglets who with their armies capture and then transport the prisoners to the exchange zones.
 In these sectors, the male population is declining: between Mauritania and Senegal, 20\% of the total population has been deported in three centuries.
 The demographic deficit on the coasts of Guinea, the Gulf of Benin, Cameroon and Angola is such that, in most regions of the Sahel and even in the forests of Congo, fearsome imbalances are reached:
-barely 50 men per 100 women in Benin, 70 men per cent women in Biafra, less than 50 men per cent women in Congo, Shaba, Angola.
+barely 50 men per 100 women in Benin, 70 men per 100 women in Biafra, less than 50 men per 100 women in Congo, Shaba, Angola.
 Further north, between Central Africa and Mali, in Côte d'Ivoire and as far as Gambia, there are barely six men for every ten women.
 The continuous decline of the population of West Africa during this period is explained by an annual drain (over three centuries) of three inhabitants out of a thousand on average.
 This may seem inconsequential, but it must be said that it is 3\% over ten years, and 30\% over a hundred years!
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Thus, the calculation of the cost of production of coffee, cocoa, sugar and cott
 the slave worker, whose total cost was limited to his purchase price and the strict food necessary, thus constituted a kind of living jackpot:
 Producing between five and ten times the surplus value of a European employee, the slave contributed to the enrichment of the white settlers, slave traders and merchants of the mainland.
 
-In the late seventeenth century, when the servile population in the United States was numerically equal to that of white immigrants, it produced 80 per cent of the gross national product of the American colony.
+In the late seventeenth century, when the servile population in the United States was numerically equal to that of white immigrants, it produced 80\% of the gross national product of the American colony.
 We can thus see that it contributed to the collective wealth (since it did not receive any benefit from it) in such an overwhelming way that when it reached, around 1800,
 Two-thirds of the general population, white Americans had practically abandoned all productive roles to limit themselves to the highly remunerative tasks of trade to Europe.
 It was not until the end of the century that white European immigrants flooded the population of African descent in successive waves and for the first time secured a significant and then majority share of gross domestic production 
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ But what about Liverpool or Amsterdam, not to mention Copenhagen and Stockholm?
 For if it is true that England alone transported half of the deportees (it ceased the trade in 1812) and the Portuguese a quarter,
 small countries like Holland and Sweden owe their economic take-off to the slave windfall (per capita income from the benefits of the slave trade was ten times higher in the Nordic countries than in France, for example).
 The Dutch had made the transport of captives, like the Danes and Swedes, a profitable specialty:
-the adaptation of aeration awnings, the cleaning of holds, the systematic showering of prisoners, better food rations and faster vessels had reduced mortality to less than 10 per cent of the captives transported. 
+the adaptation of aeration awnings, the cleaning of holds, the systematic showering of prisoners, better food rations and faster vessels had reduced mortality to less than 10\% of the captives transported. 
 At the same time, in squalid ships of French, Portuguese and English adventurers, mortality could reach 50\%, generally settling around 30\% of deaths.
 
 The nascent capitalism's liability when it comes to the ten million deaths of the transatlantic slave trade makes little doubt since this trade had from the beginning the appearance of a fairly organized market,

15_Anticommunist_genocide_in_Indonesia.tex

@@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ It should be noted in passing that twelve hours after this last visit, the Indon
 Conversely, Suharto went to the United States in 1970, 1975, and 1982.
 
 US imperialism was now sure of its Indonesian accomplice or agent. One only has to look at the successive amounts of U.S. military aid to Indonesia to become aware of this.
-For example, the figure of \$34 million allocated in 1979 had already risen in 1983 to \$53 million (an increase of 64 per cent).
+For example, the figure of \$34 million allocated in 1979 had already risen in 1983 to \$53 million (an increase of 64\%).
 Let us also note, in passing, the information provided in 1975 by the brochure already cited published by the Indonesia-France Committee:
 \enquote{... President of the I.G.G.I. (International Consortium for Aid to Indonesia, of which France has been a member since its creation in 1967), Dutch Minister Pronk visited Indonesia in November 1973.
 To the Indonesian authorities, with whom he was discussing the amount and modalities of I.G.G.I. aid to Indonesia for 1974, he expressed his Government's concern about Indonesian political prisoners.