The feminine anti-slavery rhetoric within Hannah More's poem "The sorrows of Yamba; Or, the negro woman's lamentation" and its radicalization within Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem "The runaway slave at pilgrim's point"
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The feminine anti-slavery rhetoric within Hannah More's poem "The sorrows of Yamba; Or, the negro woman's lamentation" and its radicalization within Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem "The runaway slave at pilgrim's point"