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The Anti-Corruption Mission of Charles Trevallion
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Charles Trevallion, a notable employee of the British East India Company, was anti-corruption and paranoid that people might obtain aid they didn't deserve. He married into a family that helped to abolish slavery in the British Empire, allowing him the ability to morally divide up his inheritance if it originated from slave money.
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