grown by slaves working in terrible conditions in the British-governed
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“In every pound of sugar used, we may be considered
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as consuming two ounces of human flesh," wrote Fox. So powerfil woe
close to 400,000 British people gave up sugar.
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The sugar boycott greatly affected that most beloved of English
ceremonies: afternoon tea. As some scholars say, sugar was an essential
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