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🔴 🇬🇧 **Populism and the Social History of British Anti-Slavery**

Ryan Hanley

“_In the United Kingdom, the abolition of the slave trade and slavery holds a special place in national identity narratives, largely thanks to over a century of celebratory historiography, from the mid-nineteenth century to about the mid-twentieth. While this “Whig tradition” has long since fallen from favor among historians, it enjoys an uncanny afterlife among a certain cross section of right-wing populists._”

🔗 yalebooks.yale.edu/2025/04/08/.

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