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Title: What connects the song you hear Bob Marleys Redemption Song with this man, this house and these obje


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What connects the song you hear (Bob Marleys
Redemption Song) with this man, this house and
these objects?
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The 1st Clue
  • The man is Thomas Clarkson.
  • He was born in 1760 (Wisbech, Cambridgeshire).
  • His father was the local headmaster. Clarkson was
    only six when his father died in 1766. Clarkson
    went to the local grammar school and later
    Cambridge University (St Johns College).
  • He intended to join the church. Friends describe
    him as a kind, generous and shy man. Clarkson was
    over six feet tall and always tended to wear
    black.
  • He lived here (Playford Hall, near Ipswich) for
    30 years

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and is buried here (Playford Church, Suffolk)
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Clue 2Listen to the song carefully
  • REDEMPTION SONG
  • Old pirates, yes, they rob ISold I to the
    merchant ships,Minutes after they took IFrom
    the bottomless pit.But my hand was made
    strongBy the 'and of the Almighty.We forward in
    this generationTriumphantly.Won't you help to
    singThese songs of freedom? -'Cause all I ever
    haveRedemption songsRedemption songs.

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CLUE 3
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Clue 4
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What connects the song you hear (Bob Marleys
Redemption Song) with this man, this house and
these objects?
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