Printed circular letter from the 'Office of the Anti-Slavery Society to the Friends of Negro Emancipation' written by William Smith, Chairman of the Anti-Slavery Society

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The support of the Friends of Negro Emancipation is called upon to ensure that the forthcoming Slave Emancipation Act is passed through Parliament.

An annotated statement is included entitled 'Immediate extinction of Colonial Slavery: What is meant by immediate emancipation?'

Includes a postscript by Tho[mas] Pringle.

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Anti-Slavery PapersMMS/17/03/01

'Thoughts upon Slavery,' (3rd edition) by John WesleyMMS/17/03/01/01

'An address to the people of Great Britain, on the utility of refraining from the use of West India, sugar and rum' (5th edition) [probably by William Fox]MMS/17/03/01/02a

'An address to the people of Great Britain, on the utility of refraining from the use of West India, sugar and rum' (6th edition) [probably by William Fox]MMS/17/03/01/02b

'A short sketch of the evidence for the abolition of the Slave Trade'.MMS/17/03/01/03a

'Reasons for abstaining from West-India Rum and sugar, suited to the understandings of the common people' by John Valton.MMS/17/03/01/03b

'The speech of James Stephen Esq. at the annual meeting of the African Institution at Free-Mason's Hall'MMS/17/03/01/04

'Commentary on the treaties entered into between His Britannic Majesty and ..... [Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands]...… for the purpose of preventing their subjects from engaging in any illicit traffic in slaves' by Robert ThorpeMMS/17/03/01/05

'Immediate not gradual abolition of West Indian slavery' (3rd edition)MMS/17/03/01/06

'Thoughts of the necessity of improving the condition of the slaves in the British Colonies, with view to their ultimate emancipation and on the practicability, the safety, and the advantages of the later measure', by T. Clarkson (4th edition)MMS/17/03/01/07

'Ms Jamaica. Grand Court, March 1828. The Sectarian'MMS/17/03/01/08

'Baptist Missionary in Jamaica. Statement of the Baptist MissionariesMMS/17/03/01/09

Printed circular letter from the 'Office of the Anti-Slavery Society to the Friends of Negro Emancipation' written by William Smith, Chairman of the Anti-Slavery SocietyMMS/17/03/01/10

Printed circular letter written by John Crisp, Secretary of the Agency Anti-Slavery SocietyMMS/17/03/01/11

Printed circular letter addressed to the members of the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society by John Beecham with two petitions.MMS/17/03/01/12

Printed letter regarding the Anti-Slavery Society's efforts to petition the Colonial Minister and the Foreign Office for the abolition of Colonial slavery.MMS/17/03/01/13

An annotated copy of a printed circular letter with petition from the London Female Anti-Slavery Society to its membersMMS/17/03/01/14

'Remarks of the Metropolitan Anti-Slavery Committees and numerous delegates from the Provincial Associations, in conference, on the Ministerial plan for abolishing Colonial Slavery, at a meeting held at 18, Aldermanbury, on the 19 May 1833'MMS/17/03/01/15

'On the duty of the nation at the present crisis of the slavery question'MMS/17/03/01/16

'At a meeting of the committee of the Anti-Slavery Society held at No. 18, Aldermanbury, on the 22nd June 1833'MMS/17/03/01/17

'Copy of the minutes of evidence taken on the trial of Henry Williams for administering illegal oaths during the insurrection in Jamaica'MMS/17/03/01/18

Printed circular entitled 'Baptist Missionaries, Jamaica'MMS/17/03/01/19

'An Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies, for promoting the Industry of the manumitted Slaves, and for compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves'.MMS/17/03/01/20

'Hymns adapted to the celebration of the Negro's Jubilee'MMS/17/03/01/21

Printed circular letter from Wesleyan Methodist Mission House, to the Wesleyan Methodist Missionaries, regarding Slavery Emancipation ActMMS/17/03/01/22

'The narrative of the travel, &c of John Ishmael August James'MMS/17/03/01/23

Printed report 'to the members of the Methodist Conference assembled at Birmingham'MMS/17/03/01/24

'The Patriot' (vol. vi, no. 3421)MMS/17/03/01/25

'The London Gazette'MMS/17/03/01/26

'Papers relative to the negotiations between Great Britain and Portugal about the suppression of the slave trade'MMS/17/03/01/27

Printed circular entitled 'General Anti-Slavery Convention'MMS/17/03/01/28

Article by J. Peggs entitled 'East India Slavery'MMS/17/03/01/29

Printed circular entitled 'Improvement of Africa'MMS/17/03/01/30

Printed report entitled 'The African Slave Trade 'MMS/17/03/01/31

Printed circular relating to the suppression the slave tradeMMS/17/03/01/32

'The destruction of Lagos,'(2nd edition)MMS/17/03/01/33

Printed circular containing a letter with four enclosures on South AfricaMMS/17/03/01/34

Printed report from the African Native Agency Committee by Robert Stokes, Secretary of the said committeeMMS/17/03/01/35

Printed memorial containing two letters from the Committee and Council of the African Aid Society to Lord Viscount Palmerston, Lord of the Treasury and Lord John Russell, Secretary of State for Foreign affairsMMS/17/03/01/36

Printed circular letter entitled 'An appeal to all members of the great Missionary family, affiliating with the Methodist Episcopal Church, throughout the world'MMS/17/03/01/37

'Prospectus of the British Cotton Company Limited'MMS/17/03/01/38

Printed report from the African Aid SocietyMMS/17/03/01/39

Printed report from the African Aid SocietyMMS/17/03/01/40

'Cultivation of cotton in Africa; experiments by Mr. Clegg of Manchester'MMS/17/03/01/41

Printed circular entitled 'Narrative of the efforts of two slaves in procuring their freedom'MMS/17/03/01/42

'On the Negro's place in nature' by James HuntMMS/17/03/01/43

'African Slave Traffic' by H.B CotterillMMS/17/03/01/44

'William Wilberforce. A lecture' by the Rev. J Quaker, Principle of the Church Missionary Society's Grammar SchoolMMS/17/03/01/45

'The Christian volunteer: The monthly magazine of the Reading Town Mission' (vol. 1 no 2)MMS/17/03/01/46

'Slavery in America'MMS/17/03/01/47

Printed circular entitled 'Appeal of the African Aid Society to the Ladies of Great Britain'MMS/17/03/01/48

'Copy of a report made to the Committee of the African Civilization Society, by a Sub-Committee, to whom it was referred to consider and report on Plans for Future Operations'MMS/17/03/01/49

Printed circular entitled 'Reward for the information that may lead to the discovery and liberation of Abou Bekr Es Siddik' by R.R MaddenMMS/17/03/01/50

'Letter of the African Aid Society to his Majesty Badahung [Glele], King of Dahomey'MMS/17/03/01/51

Printed letter from the African Aid Society, written by Alfred S. ChurchillMMS/17/03/01/52

Printed letter from the African Aid Society entitled 'Extinction of the Slave Trade' by Alfred ChurchillMMS/17/03/01/53

'Paper for intending settlers in Africa'MMS/17/03/01/54

Printed circular entitled 'British and West African Cotton Company'MMS/17/03/01/55

Volume of letters entitled 'Anti-Slavery Movement 1833'MMS/17/03/01/56

File of various papers relating to the anti-slavery movementMMS/17/03/01/57

Memo book entitled 'W Fergusson 1840'MMS/17/03/01/58

West African papers, mainly relating to the Niger expeditionsMMS/17/03/02

Government Publications and General PapersMMS/17/03/03

Rev Thomas Jackson CollectionMMS/17/03/04

Steele CollectionMMS/17/03/05

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'1786-1986 Celebrate Together'MMS/17/05

'Sounds Interesting'MMS/17/06

Primitive Methodist Missionary SocietyMMS/PMMS

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