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Album: Quakers & George Fox
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Thomas Clarkson
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Olaudah Equiano
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William Wilberforce
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Wedgewood
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William Allen
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Elizabeth Heyrick
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Joseph Sturge
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Hannah More
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Anthony Benezet (171...
Anthony Benezet was a Quaker teacher, writer and abolitionist. He had a big influence on Thomas Clarkson. He was born to a Huguenots (Protestant) family in France. When he was two years old they moved to London to avoid persecution and then to America when he was around seventeen. He joined the Reli...
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James Ramsay (1733â€...
James Ramsay was born in Fraserburgh, Scotland. He witnessed the suffering of the slaves as a ship's doctor in the Navy. In 1759 his ship, HMS Arundel, was stationed in the West Indies when a slave ship, the Swift, approached seeking help. The ship had been struck down with dysentery. Many of the sl...
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John Wesley (1703 â€...
John Wesley was an early leader in the Methodist movement. Under his direction, Methodists became leaders in many areas of social justice including prison reform and the abolition of the slave trade. In 1736-7 Wesley visited the then British colony of Georgia in North America where he came into cont...
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Granville Sharp (173...
Granville Sharp was a civil servant and political reformer. He was one of the 12 men who, in 1787, formed the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade and was the first chairman of the society. His interest in the issue however went back much further. At a time when most abolitioni...
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Phyllis Wheatley (17...
Phyllis Wheatley was a talented poet and became the first black woman in Britain to have a book published. Phyllis Wheatley had been born in Africa but kidnapped and taken to the USA at just eight years old. In the USA she became well known as a poet and she visited England in 1772. Her book of poem...
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Ignatius Sancho (c17...
Ignatius Sancho was a composer, actor and writer. He was a neighbour and friend of Ottobah Cugoano. Sancho was born in 1729 on a slave ship and spent the first two years of his life enslaved in Grenada. His mother died when he was very young and his father killed himself rather than become enslaved....
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