
61. The Black Abolitionist
Empire
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Complexities of Freedom and Music
This chapter examines the paradox of Black individuals owning slaves in historical London, reflecting on figures like Francis Barber and the societal norms of the time. It also features a personal narrative of William's return to London, highlighting themes of acceptance and identity amidst the era's challenges. Interwoven with humorous anecdotes about musical experiences, particularly with the French horn, the chapter balances deep historical insights with an engaging exploration of personal stories.
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