Pamphlets from between 1789 and 1789

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Considerations on the abolition of slavery and the slave trade upon the grounds of natural, religious and political duty BURGESS (Thomas) Binnsvol002-002 1789

Observations occasioned by the attempts made in England to affect the abolition of the slave trade, showing the manner in which Negroes are treated in the British colonies in the West Indies. FRANCKLYN (Gilbert) Binnsvol002-003 1789

Notes on the two reports from the Committee of the Honourable House of Assembly of Jamaica, by a Jamaica Planter Binnsvol003-001 1789

Scripture to the friend of freedom, exemplified by a refutation of the arguments offered in defence of slavery in a tract entitled scriptural researches on the licitness of the slave trade SCRIPTURE Binnsvol003-002 1789

The speech of Mr Beaufoy (18.6.1788) in a committee of a whole house (in Parliament) on a Bill for regulating the Conveyance of Negroes from Africa to the West Indies, to which are added observations on the evidence adduced against the Bill. (Rejection of arguments supporting the transportation of enslaved Africans) also Observations on the evidence BEAUFOY (Henry) Binnsvol003-003 1789

An essay on the comparative efficiency of Regulation or Abolition, as applied to the slave trade CLARKSON (Thomas) Binnsvol003-004 1789

Answers to the fifth table of queries, published by the society in London, instituted for the purpose of effecting the abolition of the slave trade, by Thomas Cochrane MD COCHRANE (Thomas) Binnsvol003-005 1789

Observations on the slave trade from the coast of Guinea, during a voyage made in 1787 and 1788 WADSTROM (Charles Bems) Binnsvol004-001 1789

Letters on slavery, by William Dickson, formerly private secretary to the late Hon. Edward Hay, Governor of Barbados DICKSON (William) Binnsvol004-003 1789

Letters relative to a voyage undertaken to Africa in 1787, for the purpose of promoting a plan for a new and independent settlement on the western coast WADSTROM (Charles Bems) Binnsvol005-002 1789

Liberty or Death – a tract by which is vindicated the obvious practicability of trading to the coasts of Guinea for its natural products, in lieu of the slave trade (much more to the interest of the merchants in particular, and the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland in general) by John Lowe of Manchester LOWE (John) Binnsvol005-005 1789

Abridgement of the minutes of the evidence, taken before a committee of the whole house, to whom it was referred to consider of the Slave Trade, 1789 (part1) NUMBER I Binnsvol007-001 1789

Commercial reasons for the non abolition of the slave trade in the West India Islands, by a planter, and a merchant of many years residence in the West Indies Binnsvol012-001 1789

An answer to the Rev. Mr. Clarkson’s Essay on the Slavery and commerce of the human species, particularly the African; in a series of letters from a gentleman in Jamaica to his friend in London: wherein many of the mistakes and misrepresentations of Mr Clarkson are pointed out, both in regard to the manner in which that commerce is carried on in Africa, and the treatment of slaves in the West Indies, showing at the same time, the antiquity, universality and lawfulness of slavery, as ever having been one of the states and conditions of mankind, by G. Francklyn Esq FRANCKLYN (Gilbert) Binnsvol012-006 1789

The Negro and the Free Born Briton compared; or a vindication of the African slave trade, proving that it is lawful and right, in a religious, in a political and in a commercial view. Interspersed with religious and critical digressions, humbly addressed to the people of England, but more particularly to the Legislature and to the merchants, planters and others concerned in the West India trade (London no date, perhaps 1790) Binnsvol019-004 1789

Observations on the slave trade.. WADSTROM (Charles Berns) Binnsvol042-004 1789

Notes on the two reports from the committee of the Honourable House of Assembly.. Binnsvol042-006 1789