Clarkson

/ (ˈklɑːksən) /


noun
  1. Thomas. 1760–1846, British campaigner for the abolition of slavery

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How to use Clarkson in a sentence

  • Mr. Clarkson was a philanthropist and a Christian, but neither a political economist nor a politician.

  • The deceased Mr. Clarkson had a brother named William, a bachelor, whose farm was adjacent to that now possessed by the widow.

    The Mysteries of Montreal | Charlotte Fuhrer
  • All this time Mr. Clarkson was quietly seated in the breakfast-room, taking light repast after his long journey.

    The Mysteries of Montreal | Charlotte Fuhrer
  • His sister, who really was devoted to him, was left without a penny, and entirely dependent on the charity of Mrs. Clarkson.

    The Mysteries of Montreal | Charlotte Fuhrer
  • For several months they lived happily together, Mrs. Clarkson going on a visit to Montreal whenever it stated her.

    The Mysteries of Montreal | Charlotte Fuhrer