West India Colonies (Paperback)

Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. East and West Indies, political constitutions totally different; 3. West Indies charged with continuing the African slave trade; 4. Statements of the anti-colonists that sugar is cultivated in India by free men instead of slaves; 5. Pamphlet of Mr Clarkson; 6. Mr Clarkson's and the Reviewer's statements of the success of free labour by emancipated slaves examined and refuted; 7. St. Domingo adduced by Mr Clarkson as a proof of the blessings and advantages of negroe emancipation; 8. Emancipation of the negroes in Cayenne; 9. Daring calumnies of the Abolition Society and their writers; 10. Manifesto of the abolition society; 11. Slavery as it formerly existed in Europe and in England; 12. Immense stake at issue on this question; Appendix.