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Tag Archives: William Wilberforce
The Holwood Oaks
It’s a complete truism that London used to be a relatively small place, with a great deal of naturally occurring ‘green belt’ both between the City and Westminster, and also between London and the surrounding villages, often used for market … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biography, Botany, Gardens, History, London, Natural history, Printing and Publishing
Tagged abolition, Bromley, Earl Stanhope, Holwood, oak tree, William Pitt, William Robinson, William Wilberforce
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A Man and a Brother?
Hindsight is inevitably a snare for the serious historian – how much more so for the dabbling amateur? How could so many normal people (and not just Germans) support the Nazi party? How could so many people (and not just … Continue reading
Posted in History, London
Tagged abolition, Clapham sect, George Hibbert, Jamaica, slavery, William Wilberforce
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