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A sugar boycott was used in the late 1700's by campaigners ant the tactic was revived in the 1820s Abolitionists campaigned for people to stop purchasing at shops. These campaigns were primarily supported by the female antislavery associations found all over England. They distributed thousands of p...
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James Wright Handbil...
It is thought that Quaker Merchant James Wright (1739 - 1811), of Haverhill, Suffolk issued this handbill around 1791 informing his customers that he would no longer be selling sugar. JAMES WRIGHT OF HAVERHILL Being impressed with a sense of the unparalleled SUFFERINGS of our FELLOW-CREATURES...
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East India Sugar adv...
The Sheffield Female Anti-Slavery Society handed out bearing information that by six families useing East Indian Sugar One less slave is required. The were issued around 1825-33. With kind permission of 'The Library of the Religious Society of Friends'.
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East India sugar bas...
Example of a trader selling sugar basins supporting the anti-slavery message. c.late 20's. With kind permission of 'The Library of the Religious Society of Friends'.
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1826 - Cottage conse...
Pamphlet: What Does Your Sugar Cost - A Cottage Conversation re British Negro slavery. This was produced by the Birmingham Soicety in 1828. They issued 5000 copies for use by those ladies that visit the poor to recomend to produce of free labour. With kind permission of 'The Library of the Religi...
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