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The past is always there - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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KEN AQUAN KNOWLEDGE of the past gives meaning to the present. Slaves in the British West Indies became free thanks to the continued efforts of William Wilberforce and fellow abolitionists. Former slaves had to wait for their freedom until August 1, 1838. Slaves were selected for their beauty and physical stature, which no doubt explains … Continue reading The past is always there

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