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... be made to the King of Denmark and to the King of Sweden and Norway. The Minister had rightly guessed that support against slavery would be forthcoming from the Danes and the Swedes (who had been first to recognise the fledgling United States). Both kings ...
... American representatives made while the American representatives made extensive reference to the Union case and the abolition of slavery, neither king made any remark which could have been interpreted as taking sides. Both spoke of their high regard for the American ...
... He is after everything in skirts, including Sinead Cusack's celebrated absurdly expensive courtesan Oroonoko, an attack on slavery based on her own experience in the West Indies. A widow in her mid 20s, who was imprisoned for debt after a spell in the ...
... from Wilberforce, in securing the through the House of passage through the House of Commons of the legislation abolishing slavery throughout the British Colonies. A man of strong humanitarian principles and firm religious beliefs, he was also, like most ...
... elegant lunettes and fine ceiling, was the setting for many of the most important meetings that led to the abolition of slavery, the establishment of the first attempts to improve the conditions of the urban poor, and to other significant reforms of ...
... be made to the King of Denmark and to the King of Sweden and Norway. The Minister had rightly guessed that support against slavery would be forthcoming from the Danes and the Swedes (who had been first to recognise the fledgling United States). Both kings ...
... elegant lunettes and fine ceiling, was the setting for many of the most important meetings that led to the abolition of slavery, the establishment of the first attempts to improve the conditions of the urban poor, and to other significant reforms of ...
... He is after everything in skirts, including Sinead Cusack's celebrated absurdly expensive courtesan Oroonoko, an attack on slavery based on her own experience in the West Indies. A widow in her mid 20s, who was imprisoned for debt after a spell in the ...
... elegant lunettes and fine ceiling, was the setting for many of the most important meetings that led to the abolition of slavery, the establishment of the first attempts to improve the conditions of the urban poor, and to other significant reforms of ...
... He is after everything in skirts, including Sinead Cusack's celebrated absurdly expensive courtesan Oroonoko, an attack on slavery based on her own experience in the West Indies. A widow in her mid 20s, who was imprisoned for debt after a spell in the ...
... from Wilberforce, in securing the through the House of passage through the House of Commons of the legislation abolishing slavery throughout the British Colonies. A man of strong humanitarian principles and firm religious beliefs, he was also, like most ...
... be made to the King of Denmark and to the King of Sweden and Norway. The Minister had rightly guessed that support against slavery would be forthcoming from the Danes and the Swedes (who had been first to recognise the fledgling United States). Both kings ...