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Pamphlet: What Does Your Sugar Cost - A Cottage Conversation re British Negro slavery. This was produced by the Birmingham Soicety in 1828. They issued 5000 copies for use by those ladies that visit the poor to recomend to produce of free labour. With kind permission of 'The Library of the Religi...

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Pamphlet: What Does Your Sugar Cost - A Cottage Conversation re British Negro slavery. This was produced by the Birmingham Soicety in 1828. They issued 5000 copies for use by those ladies that visit the poor to recomend to produce of free labour.

With kind permission of 'The Library of the Religious Society of Friends'.

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16th Jan 2008 by Diane Earl

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 Citizenship, History

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 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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