1787 ABOLITION & SLAVERY. Important Early Anti-Slavery William Wilberforce Penny Token. Congregational excavation of early Buddhist communities

excavation of early Buddhist communities

Hoskier's scholarly refutation of the manuscript source material for the Critical Text of Westcott and Hort

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1787 ABOLITION & SLAVERY. Important Early Anti-Slavery William Wilberforce Penny Token. Congregational excavation of early Buddhist communitiesVery desirable c. late 18th century 32 mm metal token inscribed with the what became known as the Negro's Plea, i. e. "Am I Not a Man and a Brother." The text surrounding a kneeling enslaved person in prayer, bound by chains. The design was originally created for the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade and popularized by Josiah Wedgwood when he used it on his abolitionist Jasperware cameo medallions produced in the late 18th