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,“The Poor Fellow Foams Again.” Castration for the Public Good,r the ., AFRICANUS, to the racism directed against black people. Sancho was identified as a black man already publicly associated with the morally dubious, even licentious Sterne, and in any case, wanted to represent Africans.

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Book 2023 movement. Examining the letters of Sancho, and especially his correspondence with the influential novelist and preacher, Laurence Sterne, the author analyses the relationship between sensibility and antislavery in eighteenth-century Britain. The book demonstrates how Sancho navigated the bawdy, rio

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,“The Black Must Be Discharged” Mansfield’s Decision and Its Aftermath,on. They amplified Mansfield’s concern over the effects of his decision on the white population of releasing thousands of emancipated black men into Britain. The issue was taken up and perpetuated alongside increasing expressions of antislavery, animating Somerset’s defence. This is the subject of this chapter.

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,“Considering Slavery—What It Is,” Ignatius Sancho Appeals to Laurence Sterne,lar significance because of the wound, actual and symbolic, he suffered to his groin, effectively castration, a central subject of Chapter ., and black male’s sexuality hovering over Sancho, linked to what becomes his well-known relation to the licentious Sterne.

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,“So Many of Her Brethren and Sisters”: Sterne Replies to Sancho, can be made to Sterne’s novels. The episode of the starling in the Bastille in . is of a significance not fully appreciated before, although my positive interpretation may be controversial (Markman Ellis, . [Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996], 71–78; Christine Levecq, . [Durham, NH: Unive

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,“The Black Must Be Discharged” Mansfield’s Decision and Its Aftermath,ides of the Atlantic. Two of Mansfield’s first critics were white, West India plantation owners, Edward Long and Samuel Estwick, then residing in London. They amplified Mansfield’s concern over the effects of his decision on the white population of releasing thousands of emancipated black men into B

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,“A Son of Afric,” Amid Riots and Imperial War,t offered “vast bounties…for able-bodied men” showing “the zeal and liberality of our wise lawgivers.” The results were the Gordon Riots, witnessed by Sancho. His reports illustrate his political views.