1845 NEGRO SLAVERY IN WEST INDIES. First-Hand Diary that Helped Compel Wilberforce & Others. Martyrs and the "healing homes" across

and the "healing homes" across America were similar

Except for the years 1813-14

Douglas was equally combative in Congress

His novel L’Espoir (Man's Hope)

Very stable and sound

1845 NEGRO SLAVERY IN WEST INDIES. First-Hand Diary that Helped Compel Wilberforce & Others. Martyrs and the "healing homes" acrossVery 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;