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04/02/1760 - 12/01/1761
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Not fully surpressed. Over 1000 people died and the fighting caused millions of dollars in damage.
06/02/1772
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Lord William Mansfield made a decision in court that basically established that slavery couldn't legally exist in England.
1774
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John Wesley (the father of the methodist movement) published a book that denounced slavery.
05/22/1787
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The group planned to abolish the slave trade, not slavery itself because they thought that that was a more realistic goal.
1788
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Pamphlets were written and lies were told!
1789
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Oladah Equaino saved enough money to buy himself out of slavery, converted to Christianity and then wrote an extremely detailed autobiography.
1791 - 1792
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At least 300 000 Britons stopped eating sugar, and even more only bought exclusively from India.
1792
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519 petitions against slavery were signed by 390 000 people.
1793 - 1798
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An astonishing defeat.
1807
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1816 - 1823
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Erupted because no gains were being made in the quest for emanciaption. A quarter of the slave crop on some islands was burnt. About 250 slaves died in these revolts.
1824
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Elizabeth Heyrick published this pamphlet and inspired over 70 ladied anti lavery groups. Mens groups were critisized for being too tame in the fight against slavery.
1831 - 1832
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Over 20 000 slaves revolted. 500 Slaves died and the British grew fearful of revolts.
1831
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Thomas Pringle helped Mary Prince publish her story and helped the anti slavery movement gain even more attention.
07/31/1833
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British parliment voted to end slavery.
08/1/1838
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In the entire empire