Landed families of Britain and Ireland: (607) Bevan of Fosbury and Trent Park
Bevan of Fosbury and Trent Park In the 17th century, the Bevans were merchants in Swansea who were among the early adherents of the Society...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Bevan of Fosbury and Trent Park In the 17th century, the Bevans were merchants in Swansea who were among the early adherents of the Society...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Berners of Woolverstone Hall | Landed families of Britain and Ireland
Berkeley of Berkeley As the late Anthony Emery wrote in The greater medieval houses of England & Wales (2006), “The house of Berkeley is as...| landedfamilies.blogspot.com
Slavery and abolition could be contentious platform issues in 18th-century England [15-minute read] Understandings of Slavery In eighteenth-century political discourse, ‘slavery’ was a potent but often imprecise term, used across the century to describe many kinds of personal, political or religious oppression rather than specifically the ownership of people as property, as we now generally [...]Read More... from Slavery, Abolition & Black Voters| ECPPEC
