J.A.James

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Date:1785 - 1859 (c.)

Description:John Angell James was an important local 'congregationalist' minister based at Carrs Lane church, Birmingham. He was a longstanding member of the Birmingham Anti-Slavery Society.

Image taken from 'Timmins' Birmingham Portraits, Large Folio (part 2), SE6.

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Antislavery Lecture by Rev Thomas Swan (extract).

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Declaration of The Birmingham Antislavery Society, 1826

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Portrait of Joseph Sturge

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J.A.James

John Angell James was an important local 'congregationalist' minister based at Carrs Lane church, Birmingham. ...

Rev Thomas Swan

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