Norfolk & The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade – Part 4e: The Pratt Family of Ryston Hall – St Kitts and Cotton

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Jim McNeill

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3 responses to “Norfolk & The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade – Part 4e: The Pratt Family of Ryston Hall – St Kitts and Cotton”

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    Alan Foreman

    It’s a shame the item of writing are not completely visible and readable.

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    […] Proceed to Part 4e: The Pratt Family of Ryston Hall […]

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      Jim McNeill

      Hello Alan, Thank you for your visit and pointing out the difficulty you have had. Just click on any image and it will expand so all text is visable. As a result of your comment I have improved the instruction to do expand the slides so they are more visable for visitors.

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3 responses to “Norfolk & The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade – Part 4e: The Pratt Family of Ryston Hall – St Kitts and Cotton”

  1. Alan Foreman avatar
    Alan Foreman

    It’s a shame the item of writing are not completely visible and readable.

    Reply
  2. Norfolk & The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade – Part 4d: The Bedingfelds of Oxburgh Hall – Stoke Ferry & District History Group

    […] Proceed to Part 4e: The Pratt Family of Ryston Hall […]

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    1. Jim McNeill avatar
      Jim McNeill

      Hello Alan, Thank you for your visit and pointing out the difficulty you have had. Just click on any image and it will expand so all text is visable. As a result of your comment I have improved the instruction to do expand the slides so they are more visable for visitors.

      Reply

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