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‘He became a sensation’: Manchester pays tribute to abolitionist Frederick Douglass
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‘He became a sensation’: Manchester pays tribute to abolitionist Frederick Douglass
Annual lectures will discuss work of writer and campaigner who ‘revitalised the anti-slavery cause’ in Britain
He was one of the most important figures of his time, an author, orator and American statesman who was born enslaved. But some of the most important years in the civil rights leader Frederick Douglass’s life were spent in Britain.
This month marks the 180th anniversary of a series of lectures Douglass gave i…
18 Jul, 09:00
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