![1792 - King George III and Queen Charlotte drinking tea without sugar, urging daughters to do the same. At one point, almost 400,000 Britons gave up sugar as part of the anti-slavery boycott. [source NPR article "How Percy Shelley Stirred His Politics Into His Teacup" (image from Wikipedia)]](https://heatherwhitney.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/screen-shot-2015-08-29-at-2-54-27-pm.png)
1792 – King George III and Queen Charlotte drinking tea without sugar, urging daughters to do the same. At one point, almost 400,000 Britons gave up sugar as part of the anti-slavery boycott. [source NPR article “How Percy Shelley Stirred His Politics Into His Teacup” (image from Wikipedia)]
1792 – King George III and Queen Charlotte drinking tea without sugar, urging daughters to do the same. At one point, almost 400,000 Britons gave up sugar as part of the anti-slavery boycott. [source 1=”article” 2=”How Percy Shelley Stirred His Politics Into His Teacup” 3=”(image” 4=”from” 5=”Wikipedia)” language=”NPR”][/source]