At the beginning of the 19th century very few people in Africa were practising Christians apart from Ethiopians, Coptic Egyptians and people living in the remnants of the Kongolese Empire (modern ...

Mounting evidence drawn from mission archives also shows that the success of Anglo-European mission societies, founded in the 19th century ... and mistreatment of Black people.

In Stanisław Wasylewski’s monumental work Życie Polskie w XIX Wieku (19th-Century Polish Life), he ... when the Tsar decreed an amnesty – although people would still be imprisoned for wearing black up ...

Eric Foner: In the language of the nineteenth century ... who were not at all certain they wanted to see black people as citizens and living with equality under the law. But they were very ...