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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 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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