'An essay on the African slave trade' (London: C. Dilly)

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Reprinted from 'Essays philosophical, historical and literary' (1789-91).

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Slavery Abolition MovementSlavery

Anti-Slavery Society pamphletsSlavery/Box 1

Newspaper cuttings and Parliamentary reportsSlavery/Box 2

PamphletsSlavery/Box 3

PamphletsSlavery/Box 4

'Justice and mercy recommended, particularly with reference to the slave trade: a sermon preached before the University of Cambridge' (Cambridge: J. Archdeacon)Slavery/Box 4/1

'An essay on the African slave trade' (London: C. Dilly)Slavery/Box 4/2

'The debate on a motion for the abolition of the slave trade in the House of Commons, on Monday the second of April, 1792, reported in detail' (London)Slavery/Box 4/3

'The debate on a motion for the abolition of the slave trade in the House of Commons, on Monday and Tuesday April 18 and 19, 1791, reported in detail' 2nd ed. (London: James Phillips)Slavery/Box 4/4

'Resumé du temoignage donné devant un Comité de la Chambre des Communes de la Grande-Bretagne et de l'Irlande touchant la traité des nègres...' (Paris: Adrien Egron)Slavery/Box 4/5

'On slavery and the slave trade' (London: J. Stockdale)Slavery/Box 4/6

'Horrors of West India Slavery'Slavery/Box 4/7

'Relief for West Indian distress shewing the inefficiency of protecting duties on East-India sugar...' (London: Ellerton and Henderson)Slavery/Box 4/8

'Declaration of the objects of the Newcastle upon Tyne Society for promoting the gradual abolition of slavery throughout the British Dominions' (Newcastle Upon Tyne: W.A. Mitchell)Slavery/Box 4/9

'A letter on the means and importance of converting the slaves in the West Indies to Christianity' (London: John Murray)Slavery/Box 4/10

'The correspondence between John Gladstone and James Cropper on the present state of slavery in the British West Indies and in the United States of America ...' (Liverpool: West India Association)Slavery/Box 4/11

'Colonial slavery: letters to William Huskisson, president of the Board of Trade' (Liverpool: Harris)Slavery/Box 4/12

'The support of slavery investigated' (Liverpool: George Smith)Slavery/Box 4/13

'A letter to the Right Hon. Earl Gery on the West India question' (Liverpool: S. Franceys)Slavery/Box 4/14

'Address on slavery, sabbath protection, and Church reform' (Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black)Slavery/Box 4/15

'Three months in Jamaica in 1832 comprising a residence of seven weeks on a sugar plantation' (London: J. Hatchard)Slavery/Box 4/16

'Analysis of the report of a committee of the House of Commons on the extinction of slavery, with notes by the editor' (London, 1833)Slavery/Box 4/17

Material on Clarkson and WilberforceSlavery/Box 5

Commemoration eventsSlavery/Box 6

Material on slavery and slave ownershipSlavery/Box 7