The Birthright of Britons (English MS 414/14a)
Rawson's fair copy of Eliza Conder's work 'The Birthright of Britons', with revisions.
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: English MS 414/14a
- Title: The Birthright of Britons
- Subject(s): Antislavery movements; Antislavery movements--Great Britain--19th century; Slavery in literature--History--19th century; Abolitionists--Great Britain--Poetry--19th century; Literature publishing--Great Britain--19th century; Authors, English--19th century--Correspondence; Letters to the editor--Great Britain--19th century; Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Author(s): Conder, Eliza
- Scribe(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Editor(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Origin Place: England, Watford
- Date of Creation: 1833
- Language(s): English
- Associated Person(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Medium: Ink
- Technique(s): Handwriting
- Note(s): Published in The Bow in the Cloud; or, The Negro's Memorial. A Collection of Original Contributions in Prose and Verse, Illustrative of the Evils of Slavery, and Commemorative of its Abolitionin the British Colonies . London: Jackson & Walford, 1834, pp. 257-260
- Material(s): Paper
- Acquisition:
Presented to the John Rylands Library by Alexander Cowan Wilson in 1923. The gift was probably received in conjunction with the collection of anti-slavery pamphlets acquired by the Library from the executors of Henry Joseph Wilson.
- Project Information:
The John Rylands Research Institute and Digital Humanities Project: Mary Anne Rawson's The Bow in the Cloud and The Network of Anti-Slavery in Britain
Academic Project Lead: Christopher Ohge
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: English MS 414/14a
- Title: The Birthright of Britons
- Subject(s): Antislavery movements; Antislavery movements--Great Britain--19th century; Slavery in literature--History--19th century; Abolitionists--Great Britain--Poetry--19th century; Literature publishing--Great Britain--19th century; Authors, English--19th century--Correspondence; Letters to the editor--Great Britain--19th century; Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Author(s): Conder, Eliza
- Scribe(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Editor(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Origin Place: England, Watford
- Date of Creation: 1833
- Language(s): English
- Associated Person(s): Rawson, Mary Anne, 1801-1887
- Medium: Ink
- Technique(s): Handwriting
- Note(s): Published in The Bow in the Cloud; or, The Negro's Memorial. A Collection of Original Contributions in Prose and Verse, Illustrative of the Evils of Slavery, and Commemorative of its Abolitionin the British Colonies . London: Jackson & Walford, 1834, pp. 257-260
- Material(s): Paper
- Acquisition:
Presented to the John Rylands Library by Alexander Cowan Wilson in 1923. The gift was probably received in conjunction with the collection of anti-slavery pamphlets acquired by the Library from the executors of Henry Joseph Wilson.
- Project Information:
The John Rylands Research Institute and Digital Humanities Project: Mary Anne Rawson's The Bow in the Cloud and The Network of Anti-Slavery in Britain
Academic Project Lead: Christopher Ohge
