Interpreters portray members of Dunmore's Ethiopian Regiment and the 14th Afoot during the program, "Brothers-in-Arms". This program brings to life the contradiction of slavery and freedom through the extraordinary stories of enslaved people who became soldiers and fought for their own freedom for both the British and the colonial armies.
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