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The overthrow of colonial slavery 1776-1848/ Blackburn,Robin

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TextPublication details: London: Verso, 1988Description: 560ISBN: 9781844974756DDC classification: 326.0973

Contents:

Introduction: Colonial Slavery in the New World c. 1770 1 The Origins of Anti-Slavery I! Hanoverian Britain: Slavery and Empire III Slavery and the American Revolution IV British Abolitionism and the Backlash of the 1790s V The French Revolution and the Antilles: 1789-93 VI Revolutionary Emancipationism and the Birth of Haiti VII Abolition and Empire: The United States VIII British Slave Trade Abolition: 1803-14 IX Spanish America: Independence and Emancipation X Cuba and Brazil: the Abolitionist Impasse XI The Struggle for British Slave Emancipation: 1823-38 XII French Restoration Slavery and 1848 XIII Conclusion: Results and Prospects

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Introduction: Colonial Slavery in the New World c. 1770
1 The Origins of Anti-Slavery
I! Hanoverian Britain: Slavery and Empire
III Slavery and the American Revolution
IV British Abolitionism and the Backlash of the 1790s
V The French Revolution and the Antilles: 1789-93
VI Revolutionary Emancipationism and the Birth of Haiti
VII Abolition and Empire: The United States
VIII British Slave Trade Abolition: 1803-14
IX Spanish America: Independence and Emancipation
X Cuba and Brazil: the Abolitionist Impasse
XI The Struggle for British Slave Emancipation: 1823-38
XII French Restoration Slavery and 1848
XIII Conclusion: Results and Prospects

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