البحث في الصفحات العربية
- البحث في الويب
- البحث في الصفحات العربية
أي طريقة عرض
- أي طريقة عرض
- المعاينة والعرض بالكامل
- عرض كامل
Thomas Clarkson was the son of a clergyman who lived in a time when it was legal to buy and sell slaves.
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Contains correspondence relating primarily to the abolition of slavery; and a diary (1791-92) of Clarkson's mission to America, containing the memorial and petition of Thomas Peters, a freedman and sergeant in the Regiment of Guides and ...
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