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The City of London's part in the transatlantic slave trade, told through the streets, the buildings and the institutions still standing.
TalkHistory
The abolitionist John Newton preached against the trade from St Mary Woolnoth in 1788, and that is the half of the story the City tells about itself. This talk covers the other half: the institutions with direct links to the trade, what they did, and which of them have since apologised. Saturday at 15:00, £10.
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