Ex-slave Mary Prince used religion to convinc
When The History of Mary Prince, the first account of a black woman's life in Britain, was published in 1831 it scandalized the British public, galvanized the anti-slavery movement and contributed to the passage of the Slavery Abolition Act in 1833. But who was Mary Prince and how did she get the British public not just to listen to her story but to care?
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