1846 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE - SLAVERY IN JAMAICA. Jamaica - Enslaved and Free. VG Evangelical Possibly Grt Britain might feel

Possibly Grt Britain might feel called upon to join with her or in some way to mingle in the gravel

Ecclesiastics are banished with unrelenting severity

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and the convicting work of the Spirit

1846 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE - SLAVERY IN JAMAICA. Jamaica - Enslaved and Free. VG Evangelical Possibly Grt Britain might feelA much better than usual example of a rare abolitionist text. Published simultaneously in 1846 in London and New York, it used Jamaica as both a road map toward abolition for the South and a warning of the potential maneuverings of the slave trade afterward. Jamaica had been home to some of the worst instances of British slavery, and those that Wilberforce was able to use as emblematic of the broader cruelty. It was there sugar was processed, which