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Henry Dundas was right (and context matters) | Jennifer Dundas
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Jennifer Dundas, a retired Crown prosecutor and descendant of Henry Dundas, joins The Ezra Levant Show for a discussion about how the Scottish politician's plan to end slavery was right — even in the eyes of prominent abolitionists — and how the context surrounding the end of the slave trade matters.
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