| A five-strong group visited the Lubhancho House Project in Zim-babwe, run by Coventry-born nun Frances Woolman, in April. |
| John Woolman, an American abolitionist, arrived in London in June 1772 wearing a white hat, undyed clothes and shoes of undyed leather. |
| The trial judge Lord Woolman comes in for stinging criticism, too, for failing to give proper advice to the jury. |
| Tommy Mundon with performers Stephen Baker, Ellie Bradley, Emma Pearce and Emily Woolman. |
| The scenes of West Jersey and the writings of woolman seem to belong together. |
| But woolman seemed divinely inspired to perform his mission. |
