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Aug. 1, 1834: Britain Passes Slavery Abolition Act - Zinn Education Project
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Abolition of Slavery
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Britain officially outlawed slavery on this day in 1834 - Face2Face Africa
Heroes and Monsters: British Abolition and the Art of Compromise | Acton Institute
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The Abolition of Slavery In Britain - Historic UK
The Abolition of Slavery In Britain - Historic UK
BBC - History: Abolition
Aug. 1, 1834: Britain Passes Slavery Abolition Act - Zinn Education Project
Abolition of Slavery: morality > economy ? | Nic Spaull
On this day in 1838 | Abolition of slavery in the British Empire – Almost History
MARCH 25-1807 ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE ACT
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Rare silk banner proclaiming the abolition of slavery in the British empire to be sold at auction | The Independent
