Cotton Capital, slavery and Manchester
Date:
27 Apr 2023
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Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: Black_Heritage slavery Manchester
Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: Black_Heritage slavery Manchester
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Inspired by the (Manchester) Guardian's special series, this page is the beginning of a collection of profiles and articles relating to their research about the newspaper's founding and the connection to slavery through cotton.
In Memoriam - The enslaved people linked to the Guardian newspaper
Founders of the Manchester Guardian
John Edward Taylor (1791-1844)
George Philips (1766-1847)
George William Wood, Edward Baxter, TBW Sanderson, Robert Philips, Thomas Potter, William Duckworth, Thomas Wilkins, Richard Potter, Samuel Pullein and Thomas Johnson.
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