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Ancient Roman Coins Highlight Heritage Showcase Auctions - Vimarsana News

Ancient Roman Coins Highlight Heritage Showcase Auctions

Ed's Treasures Ancient Coins Showcase The Ed's Treasures Collection of Ancient Coins Showcase auction comes from a single collection of Greek, Roman, and

Liverpool students force halls named after William Gladstone to be rebranded due to slave links - Vimarsana News

Liverpool students force halls named after William Gladstone to be rebranded due to slave links

Woke students have forced Liverpool University to rebrand an accommodation block named after William Gladstone because of his family's links to slavery. Gladstone Halls will be renamed after racial inequality campaigner Dorothy Kuya, who was the city's first community slavery officer. But the move has caused fury among members of the faculty, with politics professor Dr David Jeffrey slamming the decision as 'shameful'. He added: 'Liverpool University is shamefully going ahead with renaming Gladstone Hall. Named after one of our greatest Prime Ministers and one of Liverpool's most consequent...

British Library could relabel Chaucer's Canterbury Tales to include links to slave trade - Vimarsana News

British Library could relabel Chaucer's Canterbury Tales to include links to slave trade

Share For the case of Geoffrey Chaucer's manuscript of The Canterbury Tales, written between 1387 and 1400 - before the Portuguese started the Atlantic slave trade - it will be explained how the book came to be owned by the Harley family of slave-traders around 300 years later. The family became wealthy through the exploits of Robert Harley (1661 - 1724) who, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, established the South Sea Company in 1711 and was connected to plantations in Barbados, Antigua and Surinam. The South Sea Company was responsible for the transportation of around 64,000 enslaved Afric...