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UCL Americas seminar: Slave Rebellion, Race and Radicalism in Early Nineteenth-Century England

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In 1817, the black radical author and orator Robert Wedderburn laid out his plan to overthrow slavery and establish a utopia of freedom and political equality in Jamaica, exporting the ideals of British radicalism to the enslaved there.

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