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Charles Ignatius Sancho

Charles Ignatius Sancho (c1729-1780) was born on a slave ship in the Atlantic
After he was orphaned at the age 2 he was taken from New Granada to England where he was "gifted" to 3 sisters. He stayed with the sisters for 18 years, but then ran away, not wanting to be a servant.

Sancho was taken in by John Montagu who taught the young man to read. He worked as a butler in the household before leaving to set up in business as a shopkeeper. while beginning a career as a writer. He became involved in the abolitionist movement and wrote to Laurence Sterne, trying to encourage him to join the movement. He write 2 plays, a variety of essays, and at least one book, A Theory of Music.

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