Liverpool

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A major port city in the North West of England, it was originally awarded a City Charter by King John in the 13th centuary. However, it was not until the neighteenth and nineteen centuary that Liverpool developed into a major global city. This prominance was based largely on trade, including tabacco, sugar and a major involvement in the slave trade. The slave trade was abolished in 1806, however Liverpool continued to flourish.

The city currently has a population of approximately 450,000, with the wider Merseyside region having a population of 1.5 million.

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