Introduction Kenwood House is closely connected to the history of the slave trade. Its links are not through the building itself, but are traced through the lives of two very different people who lived here in the - Scone Palace - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction Kenwood House is closely connected to the history of the slave trade. Its links are not through the building itself, but are traced through the lives of two very different people who lived here in the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-28 12:07:09 Open Document File Size: 535,57 KB Share Result on Facebook City Perth / Havana / London / / Country France / United Kingdom / Scotland / / Currency GBP / / Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Facility Morro Castle / University of Oxford Private Collection However / Bodleian Library / Scone Palace / National Maritime Museum / / MusicGroup Lord / Justice / / NaturalFeature Indies / / Organization Honourable Society of Lincoln / navy / University of Oxford Private Collection However / / Person Anne Murray / Nathaniel Hone / John Lindsay / Marjory Murray / Elizabeth Murray / Charles Jervas / Thomas Hutchinson / Maria Bell / Kenwood Dido / Mansfield / Richard Paton / Elizabeth Lindsay / Mary Milner / David Murray / John Wootton Dido Elizabeth Belle / Jan Baptiste Van Loo English / Elizabeth Belle / / Position Chief Justice / powerful judge / unknown artist / Captain / Governor / painter / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium the London Chronicle / / Region West Indies / / Technology animation / / SocialTag Dido Elizabeth Belle Lady Elizabeth Murray John Lindsay Earl of Mansfield Dido Viscount of Stormont Scone, Scotland Kenwood House Scone Palace Perth and Kinross

Introduction Kenwood House is closely connected to the history of the slave trade. Its links are not through the building itself, but are traced through the lives of two very different people who lived here in theAdd to Reading List