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Period: to
Aobolition of slavery
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Slaves argued to be treated like servants with wages
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Granville Sharp starts helping slaves in court.
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Equiano buys his freedom.
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Agitators tour Britain arguing against slave trade.
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Clarkson published essay.
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Wedgewood designs anti slavery pendant
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Clarkson and Sharp founded Committee for Affecting the Abolition of Slave Trade
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10,000 people sign a petition in Manchester
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New law regulating the way in which slaves are transported is passed in Britain.
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Mary Prince born
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Equiano publishes his life story
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Women boycott slave produced sugar
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20,000 people sign petition in Manchester
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Meeting in Sheffield of working class supporters
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Equiano dies.
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Slaves still being sold in Britain
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Abolition Act passed in Britain
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Women begin boycott of slave produced sugar again
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Women's societies run anti-slavery campaigns
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Elizabeth Heyrick wrote anti-slavery leaflet
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Mary Prince comes to Britain
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Slaves rebel in Jamaica
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Mary Prince publishes her autobiography
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Slavery abolished in Britain and the British Empire