User:Agendum

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I have been a semi-regular contributor to Wikipedia since January 2004. I am interested in the History of Scotland and Scottish families, and their Emigration to Canada and the USA.

I am currently writing a biography of Beilby Porteus, Bishop of London, focusing especially on his involvement in the campaign against the British slave trade, as well as his many reforms to the Church of England.

Articles to which I have contributed

William Wilberforce (parliamentarian and abolitionist)
Beilby Porteus (Bishop of London and abolitionist)
John Thornton (philanthropist)
Henry Thornton (reformer)
Edward James Eliot (abolitionist)
Elizabeth Heyrick
Hannah More
The Clapham Sect
The Porteous family
The Georgian era
Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link
Aylsham
River Thames frost fairs
Jante Law
The Lowland Clearances
Charles Rennie Mackintosh (designer and architect)
Eric Gill (typographer)
Gladstone Porteous

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