Falconbridge, Anna Maria, and Mary Ann Parker. Maiden Voyages and Infant Colonies. Editor Coleman, Deirdre, Leicester University Press, 1999.
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John Clarkson
Standard Name: Clarkson, John
Connections
| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Family and Intimate relationships | Anna Maria Falconbridge | His wife wrote, I will not be guilty of such meanness as to tell a falsehood on this occasion, by saying I regret his death, no! I really do not. His conduct to her, she... |
| Intertextuality and Influence | Anna Maria Falconbridge | The final section of AMF
's book is a rousing polemic against the Sierra Leone Company
for its shabby treatment of herself and her late first husband. She uses as collateral evidence their alleged misuse... |
| politics | Anna Maria Falconbridge | Within a few days her husband had received new instructions from the Sierra Leone Company
, contradicting those he had set out with. He concluded the company had used juggle and chicane to entice him... |
| politics | Anna Maria Falconbridge | AMF
's political opinions were far from fixed and settled, either during her anti- or her pro-slavery period. Little more than a week after her first husband's death her opinions were evidently shifting: she wrote... |
Timeline
January 1792: A number of black people embarked at Halifax,...
National or international item
January 1792
A number of black people embarked at Halifax, Nova Scotia, heading for Sierra Leone, where they arrived (on a ship captained by John Clarkson
, brother of the abolitionist) two months later.
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