Ottobah Cuggano was born around 1757 in Ghana, he was kidnapped as a slave at around thirteen. He came to England from ...
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Ottobah Cuggano-Abolitionist
Posted on 01 October 2009.
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The Visual Representation, Role and Origin of Black Soldiers in British Army Regiments During the Early Nineteenth Century.
Posted on 03 March 2009.
The Visual Representation, Role and Origin of Black Soldiers in British Army Regiments During the Early Nineteenth Century.
Presented by Mr John D Ellis as part of the requirement of the MA Degree in Nineteenth Century Culture and Society.
University of Nottingham, September 2000.
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Mary Seacole-Crimean War Nurse
Posted on 28 February 2009.
Mary Seacole is, without a doubt one of the unsung heroines of British History. She was one of the two famous women who aided British troops in the Crimea.
Posted in Black Britain, Black History, Caribbean, Education, Europe, Health, Politics, Racism, War, WomenComments (1)
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