Letters of the late Ignatius Sancho, an African
Blacks, great britain
Blacks, history
Great britain, race relations
Africans
England, social life and customs
Letters
Black people
Blacks
Correspondence
Race relations
Social life and customs
History
Born in 1729 on a slave ship bound for the West Indies, orphaned by the age of two and taken to England by his owner, Ignatius Sancho rose from servitude to become the most celebrated Afro-Briton of his time. Sancho's varied accomplishments include a number of Afro-British milestones, among them: f…
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