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Medal - William IV Slavery Abolition Act, white metal

Location Barbados
Year 1834
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Edge Plain
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Obverse description The entire field is occupied by a multi-line text inscription in raised relief, presenting an abridged version of Clause XXXVII of the Barbados Emancipation Act. A circular border legend running around the periphery names Major General Sir Lionel Smith K.C.B. as Governor General, with the words 'BARBADOS EMANCIPATION ACT' appearing at the top of the border.
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Obverse lettering BARBADOS EMANCIPATION ACT CLAUSE XXXVII ABRIDGED AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED THAT ALL PERSONS WHO ON THE 1ST AUGUST 1834 SHALL BE HOLDEN IN SLAVERY WITHIN THIS ISLAND SHALL BECOME & BE TO ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES FREE & DISCHARGED OF & FROM ALL MANNER OF SLAVERY & SHALL BE ABSOLUTELY & FOR EVER MANUMITTED & SLAVERY IS HEREBY UTTERLY ABOLISHED & DECLARED UNLAWFUL MAJOR GENERAL SIR LIONEL SMITH K.C.B. GOVERNOR GENL. &C.
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