The Thoughts of Many in Regards to Slavery
Olaudah Equiano, Mary Prince, Thomas Bellamy, Dorothy Wordsworth, Thomas Clarkson, William Wordsworth, George Gordon
By Christine Stoddard, published Nov 20, 2007
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