A letter by Charles Bosanquet giving a detailed analysis of the decline of West India property, citing the St Domingo rebellion, taxation on sugar and rising costs among the contributing factors.
An examination of the American declaration of liberty as a result of the revolution that is deemed hypocritical in its nature when looking at the conditions of enslaved Africans.
A tract supporting the refusal to use slave produced goods, primarily sugar as a method of protesting against slavery, explaining the results of such an action: ‘The consumption of sugar in… Keep reading
The author argues that conditions in the East Indies, of the poor in England, impressment are far worse conditions than slavery: ‘I here solemnly declare, that I would rather be a… Keep reading
Four cases of the murder of enslaved workers in Barbados from Lord Seaforth, Governor of Barbados, outlining the fact that in the West Indies, killing an enslaved person occurs regularly, and there… Keep reading
A call for the end of African enslavement based on Christian principles, and refuting the argument of lack of mental acuity in Africans, by citing the works of Phillis Wheatley and Ignatius… Keep reading
Comments made by an ennobled African-Haitian (de Vastey) in response to remarks made the colonist Mazeres regarding Africans ‘I will now give my readers a just idea of the candour of… Keep reading
Account of the inhabitants of Norwich’s involvement in the campaign for better conditions for the enslaved in the Caribbean, and details of petitions to Parliament
A report of a disaster that occurred in the colony of Sierra Leone involving the French, who took control of the colony for a number of days, and pillaged the settlements of… Keep reading
