Slavery and anti-slavery lecture
Time: Tuesday 13 March 5.30pm
Location: P/L001, Physics
‘Wake! Amakosa, wake!’: the poetry of Thomas Pringle (1789-1834), Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society Professor David Attwell, English and Related Literature
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