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Manchester's slavery tour
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Manchester Cathedral – one of the most significant places in Manchester’s abolition story, it was the scene of a lecture by Thomas Clarkson (inset) in 1787, which spurred the city to take up the campaign. [archive images - Manchester City Council]

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