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New research challenges long-held beliefs about Robert Burns and Jamaica
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A new study by academics at the University of Glasgow provides the most detailed analysis to date of Robert Burns' connections with Jamaica and relationship to the Atlantic slavery system.
A new study by academics at the University of Glasgow provides the most detailed analysis to date of Robert Burns' connections with Jamaica and relationship to the Atlantic slavery system.
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