Benjamin Bruce: A black Domestic/Steward in the Royal Navy 1899 to 1921.Private Robert Bissessur, a “man of colour” in the Dorset Regiment in the First World War.Amanda Aldridge (10th March 1866 to 9th March 1956).“A Very Gallant Man”: Lance-Corporal Richard Aiyadurai of the Royal Fusiliers.Forgotten History – World War One and beyond.

Forgotten Stories: “Women of Colour” in Newgate Gaol, 1817-1882.Sarah Woodbine: A Black Nurse in Victorian Britain.The final resting place of Sarah Bonetta Forbes-Davies.“The Terror of the Service…” The Black Drummers of the 9 th (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot.John Turner: A Centenarian Black Cymbalist of the 62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment of Foot.“A great favourite with both officers and men” – Richard Umhala, an African Prince in Victorian Bradford.“Few men are better remembered” – ‘Black Geordie’: George Graham of Dalgig, Ayrshire.“With fury and violence” – Amelia Francis, a Black Woman in Regency England.Mary Ann Aguirra, a Londoner ‘of colour’, 1814-1878.William Vulson (c1802/4 to 1878) – A Black Sailor in the Royal Navy.William Cork – A Black Sailor in the Royal Navy.Peter Kadett (1787-1854) – A Black Sailor in the Royal Navy.‘John Johnson’ of Guadeloupe and Greenwich.John Ephraim of ‘The Fighting Temeraire’ (c1783 to 1831).John Banner (1736-1803) – A Black Sailor in the Royal Navy.John Angel (c1777 to 1834) A black sailor in the Royal Navy.From Sail to Steam: John Addoo (1795-1855), an African in the Royal Navy.Thomas Stanley (c1757 to 1847): A Black Veteran of Trafalgar.Charles Phillips – A Black sailor at Trafalgar (c1784 to 1837).

Jacob Loring (c1780 to 1838) – A Black Able-Seaman at Trafalgar.

Louis Le Roi and Jabin Remington: Two more black sailors at Trafalgar.

John Francois – A Black sailor at Trafalgar.

Samuel Doyle of St Vincent and the Royal Navy.

Adam De Grey of St Kitts and the Royal Navy.

Magnus Booth of HMS Bellerophon at the Battle of Trafalgar.

Black sailors in the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars, 1793-1815.

A “well conducted man”: Corporal Stephen (Estiphania) Pappin of St Domingo and the 39th (Dorsetshire) Foot, 1788-1845.

From Nova-Scotia to Liverpool, via the battlefields of the Napoleonic War: The travels and travails of Drummer George Wise of the 29 th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot.

The Black Soldiers of the 21 st Light Dragoons c.1799-1817.

A Black and Asian British Regiment: ‘The York Rangers‘ – “a Regiment of Lascars, Mulattoes, &c.” c.1803-1805.

The Black soldiers of the 18th Hussars, 1799-1821.

“Over the hills and far away”: The Black soldiers of the 43rd Foot 1796-1826.

A Black Soldier in Scarlet – Private Thomas Wells, a Sri-Lankan Chelsea Pensioner c.1755-1812.

George Rose – An Exemplary Soldier, 73rd and 42nd Foot, 1809-1837.

John Jackson of the 31st Regiment of Foot.

Trumpet-Major James Goodwin: A Black Hero of the Battle of Waterloo.

From St Domingo to Bedlam: Trumpeter Charles Girling of the 20th Light Dragoons.

The Last Black Drummer: John Charles of the 32nd Foot, 1808-1845.

William Buckland (1786-1856), from Guadeloupe to ‘the Fighting Fifth’, Limerick and Liverpool.Peter Bishop, 1792-1851: Soldier of the 69th Foot and Veteran of Waterloo.Equiano’s ‘Interesting Narrative’: The Leeds Edition.Equiano’s ‘Interesting Narrative’ – The German Edition.Equiano’s ‘Interesting Narrative…’ – The Dutch Edition.From Newgate Gaol to the Royal Navy – Samuel Royal of Antigua.Henry McGilchrist – Kettle Drummer of the 3rd (King’s Own) Dragoons.Charlotte Gardiner and Lucy Johnson: Black Women and the Gordon Riots of June 1780.Discovering Black History in Wales – The Early Days.

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