Titlebook: Abolitionists and Working Class Problems in the Age of Industrialization; Betty Fladeland Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Kevin Tavin,Mira Kallio-Tavin,Max Ryynänenated. When the audience hissed, he ‘pulled himself together and said venomously over the footlights that he had not come to be insulted by a pack of men every brick in whose detestable town was cemented by the blood of a negro’.. Cooke’s bitter accusation accurately reflected the image of Liverpool

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Kevin Tavin,Mira Kallio-Tavin,Max Ryynänenreferring to the period after her father died, when the family business failed and she and her sisters were faced with making their own way. Few opportunities were open to women in the England of the 1820s and even fewer to one handicapped by severe deafness. But Harriet did possess pen, needle and

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Art, Fashion, and Work for Hire, radicalism in advocating emancipation of the slaves. In Great Britain, where abolition was a much more respectable cause, there was far less likelihood of such confrontations, but, if an abolitionist clergyman began to equate the situation of the working poor with that of American slaves and boldly

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Art, Fashion, and Work for Hire,llified the old Missouri Compromise. By doing so, it had reopened the territories of the Louisiana Purchase to slavery, thus setting off a rush of settlers from North and South alike, each group intent on controlling the destiny of the region. In November of that year an English immigrant wrote from

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