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A Letter on the Abolition of the Slave Trade

by William Wilberforce

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  1. 1Epigraph
  2. 2Introduction
  3. 3Appendix — Africa
  4. 4Extract From a Voyage to Congo, and Other Countries, in 1682, From…
  5. 5Bosman’s Description of Guinea, About 1690 to 1700, in Astley’s Voy…
  6. 6Barbot’s Travels, About 1700 — Astley, Vol. Ii
  7. 7Labat — Astley’s Voyages. Vol Ii. P. 259
  8. 8Le Maire’s Travels, About 1690 — Astley’s Voyages, Vol. Ii
  9. 9Travels (About 1730), of Francis Moore, Factor Several Years to the…
  10. 10Voyage of Smith, About 1727 — Employed Under the African Company
  11. 11Depredations — Effect of Slave Trade
  12. 12Natural Disposition of the Africans, and Capacity for Civilization…
  13. 13Africans Natural Qualities, and Capacity for Civilization — Commerc…
  14. 14Natural Qualities and Disposition of Africans
  15. 15African Commercial Tendencies
  16. 16Africans’ Natural Dispositions — Golberey’s Travels, About 1786
  17. 17State of Slaves on Shipboard
  18. 18Africans Natural Dispositions, and Capacity for Civilization — Park…
  19. 19Evidences Examined Before the House of Commons
  20. 20Mode of Warfare, &c.
  21. 21African Population
  22. 22Domestic Slaves State in Africa — Travels of Moore, a Factor of Afr…
  23. 23Bristol Slave Trade Formerly — William of Malmsbury, Book II. Ch. 2…

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