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Slave Coast, Gorée ("Slave island")
Slave ship
revolts Slave Trade Acts
Walvin 2011, p. 27. "Guineaman" at
Oxford English Dictionary;
retrieved 24 October...
- she was 18,
therefore John
would only be 11
years old at the time.
James Walvin,
professor emeritus at the
University of York, said of Belle: "Much of the...
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Translated by Hogarth-Gaute, Frances. London:
George G.
Harrap and Co.
Walvin,
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Anita (Autumn 2007). "Excessive...
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Chester County, PA.
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Money and
Morals (1997) 243 pp.
Clarence H. Yarrow, The Quaker...
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British Colonies. Oxford: Lion Hudson. p. 142.
Walvin,
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Black Presence. London. pp. 26–27.{{cite book}}: CS1...
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Walvin,
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Manliness and morality: Middle-class
masculinity in Britain...
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Lecturer in
Economic and
Social History at the
University of
Leicester James Walvin,
Professor of
History at the
University of York
Amanda Vickery,
Reader in...
- classes.
Foreign influence was by no
means limited to
specific dishes.
James Walvin, in his book
Fruits of Empire,
argues that potatoes,
sugar (entirely imported...
