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A review of some of the arguments which are commonly advanced against parliamentary interference in behalf of the Negro slaves : with a statement of opinions which have been expressed on that subject by many of our most distinguished statesmen, including

Publication date: 1823

Topics: Antislavery movements

Publisher: London : Printed by Ellerton and Henderson

Collection: bplscas; bostonpubliclibrary; americana

Contributor: Boston Public Library

Language: English

The opinions of many distinguished statesmen are cited

Bound volume includes: 1. A Review of the report of a select committee of the house of Commons, on the state of the West India colonies -- 2. Three months in Jamaica, in 1832 -- 3. The West India question -- 4. The guilt of forbearing to deliver our British colonial slaves -- 5. A review of some of the arguments which are commonly advanced against parliamentary interference ... -- 6. The slave colonies of Great Britain -- 7. Negro slavery -- 8. [removed] -- 9. A short review of the slave trade and slavery -- 10. Review of the last session of Parliament (Anti-slavery monthly reporter (for August, 1828)) -- 11. Review of the last session of Parliament ... {Anti-slavery monthly reporter (for September, 1828)) -- 12. The West Indian manifesto examined {Anti-slavery monthly reporter (June 25, 1831))