Legacies of Slavery
This project forms part of a research program aiming to examine the importance of the legacies of British slavery for the colonisation of Australia.
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Walcott, James
(1791–1872)
pastoralist
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Schaw, Maria Susan
(1820–1914)
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Ridley, Charles Dawson
(1785–1845)
agriculturalist
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Phillips, John Randal
(1795–1852)
agriculturalist
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Pegus, Peter
(1787–1853)
grazier and prison governor
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Mangles, George William
(1798–1833)
pastoralist and superintendent of stock
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Leake, George
(1786–1849)
merchant
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Latour, Peter Augustus
(1789–1866)
landowner
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Hickman, William
(1800–1850)
labourer
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Hamilton, Shakespear
(1807–1852)
harbour master and ship's pilot
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Elmslie, Adam Wallace
(1781–1873)
West Indies proprietor and merchant and colonial agent
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Currie, Mark John
(1795–1874)
vice admiral and colonial administrator
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Clifton, Marshall Waller
(1787–1861)
civil servant, colonizer and colonial politician
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Butcher, Edward William
(1826–1895)
pastoralist
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Bussell, Frances Louisa
(1782–1845)
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Burt, Sir Archibald Paull
(1810–1879)
chief justice