1845 NEGRO SLAVERY IN WEST INDIES. First-Hand Diary that Helped Compel Wilberforce & Others. Moravians and composer of the hymn

and composer of the hymn of Jubilee at the Emancipation of Slaves in England

An inferior copy to this

some affecting text

Placard on the threatened Invasion of us by the French

1845 NEGRO SLAVERY IN WEST INDIES. First-Hand Diary that Helped Compel Wilberforce & Others. Moravians and composer of the hymnVery tidy copy of a desirable first hand account of slave life in sugar factories of the West Indies [1817 1818]. These were the narratives that at last compelled British society toward abolition, solidified the no sugar protests in tea rooms all across England, etc., Lewis, Matthew Gregory. Journal of a Residence Among the Negros in the West Indies. London. John Murray. 1845. 184. A very good copy, bound in a quarter linen binding with marbled boars;