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Bury the Chains
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Adam HochschildAdam Hochschild

"Bury the Chains" by Adam Hochschild is the story of the abolitionist movement in Britain to end the transatlantic slave trade.

history | 496 pages | Published in NaN

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"Bury the Chains" by Adam Hochschild is the story of the abolitionist movement in Britain to end the transatlantic slave trade.

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  1. What is 'Bury the Chains' about?

    Bury the Chains is a book by Adam Hochschild that explores the history of the British anti-slavery movement in the late 18th century. It focuses on the individuals and events that led to the eventual abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire.

  2. Who is the author of 'Bury the Chains'?

    Adam Hochschild is the author of 'Bury the Chains'. He is an American author and journalist known for his works on social justice and human rights issues.

  3. What makes 'Bury the Chains' significant?

    The book 'Bury the Chains' is significant because it provides a detailed account of the abolitionist movement in Britain, shedding light on the key figures, strategies, and challenges faced by those involved in the fight against the slave trade.

  4. Is 'Bury the Chains' a work of fiction or non-fiction?

    'Bury the Chains' is a work of non-fiction. It is a historical narrative based on extensive research and documentation of the anti-slavery movement.

  5. What themes are explored in 'Bury the Chains'?

    The book 'Bury the Chains' explores themes such as social justice, human rights, activism, and the power of collective action in bringing about social change.