Intolerable Anonymity: Robert Wedderburn and the Discourse of Ultra-Radicalism

Eric Pencek

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Robert Wedderburn (1762-1835/6), the son of a Jamaican slave named Rosanna and her owner, James Wedderburn, was a journeyman tailor, a seaman, an abolitionist activist, an ultra-radical revolutiona...

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