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E. D. Morel

British journalist and campaigner; leader of the Congo Reform Association.

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Dates
1873–1924
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Q332459

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  • Congo Reform Association Apr 1904 Scholarship & press 12

    Morel writes that the association was his proposal; it was formed in April 1904 with Earl Beauchamp as its first president.

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  1. 1873–1924 E. D. Morel
  2. Apr 1904 E. D. Morel founded Congo Reform Association
  3. 1906 E. D. Morel authored Red Rubber (1906)
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  1. Red Rubber: the story of the rubber slave trade on the Congo, by E. D. Morel, T. Fisher Unwin (Internet Archive copy), 1906. Scholarship & press
    an association which should concentrate its energies upon One direct and simple issue
    RED RUBBER THE STORY OF THE RUBBER SLAVE TRADE FLOURISHING ON THE CONGO IN THE YEAR OF GRACE 1906 BY E. D. MOREL
  2. The Crime of the Congo, by Arthur Conan Doyle, Hutchinson (Project Gutenberg), 1909. Scholarship & press
    Mr. E. D. Morel has done the work of ten men, and the Congo Reform Association has struggled hard with very scanty means
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