Pamphlets from between 1823 and 1830

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East and West India Sugar; or, a refutation of the claims of the West India Colonists to a protecting duty on East India sugar MACAULEY (Zachary) Binnsvol013-001 1823

Suggestions on freedom of commerce and navigation, more especially in reference to the East India Trade PRINSEP (John) Binnsvol013-002 1823

A reply to the arguments contained in various publications recommending an equalization of the duties on East and West Indian Sugar MARRYAT (Joseph) Binnsvol013-003 1823

A letter to William Whitmore Esq. M.P. pointing out some of the erroneous statements contained in a pamphlet by Joseph Marryat Esq. M.P. entitled A reply to the arguments contained in various publications recommending an equalization of the duties on East and West Indian Sugar. By the author of a pamphlet entitled East and West India Sugar MACAULAY (Zachary) Binnsvol013-004 1823

Negro slavery; or a view of some of the more prominent features of that state of society as it exists in the United States of America and in the colonies of the West Indies, especially Jamaica MACAULEY (Zachary) Binnsvol013-005 1823

An appeal to the religion, justice and humanity of the inhabitants of the British Empire on behalf of the Negro slaves in the West Indies, by William Wilberforce Esq. M.P WILBERFORCE (William) Binnsvol013-006 1823

Declaration of the objects of the Liverpool society for promoting the abolition of slavery, 25th March 1823 1st version Binnsvol014-001 1823

Declaration of the objects of the Liverpool society for promoting the abolition of slavery, 25th March 1823 2nd version same as published Binnsvol014-002 1823

Declaration of the objects of the Liverpool society for promoting the abolition of slavery, 25th March 1823 published version Binnsvol014-003 1823

A letter addressed to the Liverpool Society for promoting the abolition of slavery CROPPER (James) Binnsvol014-007 1823

A letter addressed to the Liverpool Society for promoting the abolition of slavery, on the injurious affects of high process of produce, and the beneficial affects of low prices, on the conditions of slaves CROPPER (James) Binnsvol014-008 1823

A letter to M. Jean-Baptiste Say, on the comparative expense of Free and slave labour HODGSON (Adam) Binnsvol014-009 1823

Mr Alexander Barings’ speech in the House of Commons on Buxton’s motion for a resolution declaratory of slavery in the British colonies, being contrary to the English constitution and to Christianity. (London 1823) BARING'S (Alexander) Binnsvol016-007 1823

An appeal to the British nation to think for themselves, instead of allowing Wilberforce, Buxton and others to think for them; with a true statement of the condition of the Negroes in Jamaica, second edition, by J Reed, as West India planter (Liverpool 1823) REED (J) Binnsvol016-010 1823

Declaration of the objects of the Newcastle upon Tyne Society for promoting the Gradual abolition of slavery throughout the British Dominions (Newcastle upon Tyne 1823) Binnsvol016-014 1823

Case of the Vigilante, a ship employed in the slave trade; with some reflections on that traffic (London 1823 Binnsvol016-015 1823

An official letter from the Commissioners of Correspondence of the Bahama Islands to George Chalmers Esq. colonial agent concerned the proposed abolition of slavery in the West Indies (Liverpool 1823) CHALMERS (George) Binnsvol018-001 1823

Cursory remarks on the emancipation of slaves (author unknown, Liverpool 1823) Binnsvol024-003 1823

An appeal to the Religion Justices and Humanity.. WILBERFORCE (William) Binnsvol031-001 1823

A letter to John Bull: to which is added the sketch of a plan.. Binnsvol031-005 1823

An official letter from the commissioners of correspondence.. CHALMERS (George) Binnsvol031-006 1823

An appeal to the Religion Justice WILBERFORCE (William) Binnsvol037-006 1823

Negro slavery; or A view of some of the more prominent features.. [MACAULAY (Zachary) ed.] Binnsvol037-007 1823

East and West India sugar; or a Refutation of the claims of the West India Colonists.. MACAULAY (Zachary) Binnsvol037-008 1823

An appeal to the Religion Justice.. WILBERFORCE (William) Binnsvol045-001 1823

A review of some of the arguments which.. Binnsvol045-002 1823

Negro Slavery. No. I. Slavery in British.. Binnsvol045-008 1823

East and West India Sugar.. Binnsvol046-004 1823

Thoughts on the Necessity of Improving.. CLARKSON (Thomas) Binnsvol049-001 1823

Negro Slavery; or a view of some of the more prominent features of that state... Binnsvol049-002 1823

An appeal to the Religion Justice WILBERFORCE (William) Binnsvol049-003 1823

Relief for the West-Indian Distress.. CROPPER (James) Binnsvol049-004 1823

A letter to M. Jean-Baptiste Soy.. HODGSON (Adam) Binnsvol049-005 1823

Substance of the Debate in the House of Commons.. Suppvol094-001 1823

Negro Slavery. No. 1. Slavery in British Guiana. Suppvol105-001 1823

Society for the Mitigation and Gradual abolition of Slavery.. Suppvol192-002 1823

Negro slavery; or A view of some of the more prominent... [ZACHARY (Macaulay)] Binnsvol032-010 1823

An address from the Liverpool Society for the abolition of slavery, on the safest and most effacious means of promoting the gradual improvement of the Negro slaves in the British West India Islands, preparatory to their becoming free labourers, and on the expected consequences of that change. first version Binnsvol014-004 1824

An address from the Liverpool Society for the abolition of slavery, on the safest and most effacious means of promoting the gradual improvement of the Negro slaves in the British West India Islands, preparatory to their becoming free labourers, and on the expected consequences of that change. Second version Binnsvol014-005 1824

An address from the Liverpool Society for the abolition of slavery, on the safest and most effacious means of promoting the gradual improvement of the Negro slaves in the British West India Islands, preparatory to their becoming free labourers, and on the expected consequences of that change. Third version [The same as published] Binnsvol014-006 1824

Colonial Slavery: Letters to the Right Hon. William Huskisson, president of the Board of Trade on the present condition of slaves and the means best adapted to promote the mitigation and final extinction of slavery in the British colonies YATES (John Ashton) Binnsvol014-010 1824

The correspondence between John Gladstone Esq. M.P. and James Cropper Esq. on the present state of slavery in the British West Indies and in the United States of America and on the importation of Sugar from the British settlements in India, with an appendix containing several papers on the subject of Slavery (Liverpool 1824 GLADSTONE (John) and CROPPER (James) Binnsvol014-011 1824

The correspondence between John Gladstone and James Cropper.. GLADSTONE (John) and CROPPER (James) Binnsvol014-012 1824

“Slavery” – from the Hull Rockingham of January 31st 1824 Binnsvol014-013 1824

Negro Emancipation and West Indian Independence, the true interest of Great Britain, TAYLOR (John) Binnsvol014-014 1824

Immediate not gradual abolition; or an inquiry into the shortest safest, and most effectual means of getting rid of West Indian slavery, by Elizabeth Heyrick (?) (London 1824 Elizabeth Heyrick Binnsvol016-001 1824

An appeal, not to the government, but to the people of England on the subject of West Indian Slavery (London 1824) Binnsvol016-002 1824

An enquiry: which of the two parties is best entitled to freedom? The slave or the slave holder, from an impartial examination of the conduct of each party at the bar of public justice (London 1824) Binnsvol016-003 1824

Report of the Committee of the society for the mitigation and gradual abolition of slavery throughout the British Dominions (London 1824) and proceedings of the first anniversary meeting of the Anti Slavery Society June 1824 Binnsvol016-004 1824

Continuation of the appendix to the second report of the committee on African Instruction (London 1824 Binnsvol016-005 1824

Second report of the committee managing a fund raised for the purpose of promoting African instruction, with an appendix (London 1824) Binnsvol016-008 1824

The London Missionary Society’s report of the proceedings against the late Rev. J. Smith of Demerara, minister of the gospel, who was tried under martial law and condemned to death, on a charge of aiding and assisting in a rebellion of the Negro slaves (London 1824) from a full and correct copy, transmitted to England by Mr Smith’s counsel, and including the documentary evidence omitted in the parliamentary copy SMITH (John) Binnsvol020-013 1824

Negro emancipation and the West Indian experience: the true interest of great Britain, by John Taylor (Liverpool 1824) TAYLOR (John) Binnsvol021-004 1824

Correspondence between George Hibbert Esq. and the Rev. T. Cooper, relative to the condition of the negro slaves in Jamaica, extracted from the Morning Chronicle; also a libel on the character of Mr and Mrs Cooper, published in 1823, in several of the Jamaica journals; with notes and remarks by Thomas Cooper (London 1824) COOPER (Thomas) Binnsvol021-005 1824

Facts illustrative of the conditions of the negro slaves in Jamaica, with notes and an appendix, by Thomas Cooper (London 1824) COOPER (Thomas) Binnsvol021-006 1824

Substance of a speech, delivered at a public meeting of the inhabitants of the city and county of Norwich on the subject of British colonial slavery, John Harvey Esq. in the chair, by Joseph John Gurney (Norwich 1824) GURNEY John) Binnsvol024-011 1824

Thoughts on the necessity of improving the condition.. CLARKSON (Thomas) Binnsvol031-002 1824

Emancipation; or practical advise to British slaveholders.. WINN (T. S.) Binnsvol031-003 1824

Correspondence between George Hibbert Esq. COOPER (Thomas) Binnsvol031-008 1824

The Speech of the Right Hon. William Pitt.. "PITT (William the younger)" Binnsvol044-002 1824

Statements illustrative of the nature of slave.. Binnsvol044-003 1824

Thoughts on the Necessity of Improving.. CLARKSON (Thomas) Binnsvol045-003 1824

The injurious effects of slave labour.. Binnsvol045-004 1824

East India Sugar or an inquiry respecting... Binnsvol045-005 1824

No. XIII. Is Negro slavery Sanctioned. Binnsvol045-018 1824

Negro Slavery; or A view of some of the more prominent features of That State... Suppvol078-001 1824

Facts illustrative of the condition of the Negro THOMAS (Cooper) Suppvol079-001 1824

Emancipation; or practical advice to British Slave-Holders.. WINN (T.S.) Suppvol092-001 1824

Report of the Committee of The Society for the mitigation and gradual abolition of Slavery.. Suppvol096-001 1824

Negro Slavery. No VII. Insurrections of Slaves in the West Indies.. Suppvol106-001 1824

Negro Slavery. No. IX. Religious instruction of the Slave. Suppvol107-001 1824

Negro Slavery. No. X. The Driving System. Suppvol110-001 1824

Negro Slavery. No. XII. Misrepresentations of the Quarterly Review on Slavery. Suppvol111-001 1824

Negro-Slavery. Argument that the Colonial Slaves are better off than the British... CLARKSON (Thomas) Suppvol129-003 1824

Twenty-six points of comparison between Hebrew Slavery under the Mosaic... Suppvol129-006 1824

The Anti-Slavery Magazine and Recorder.. No. I-XII; January 1824 to December 1824. Suppvol142-001 1824

Slavery. From the "Hull Rockingham" of January 31 1824. Suppvol142-004 1824

The Speech in the House of Commons. CANNING (George) Suppvol142-006 1824

The Slavery of the British West India Colonies delineated.. Vol. I. STEPHEN (James) Suppvol186-001 1824

Debate in the House of Commons on the 16th Day of March 1824... Suppvol192-003 1824

Speech. Negro Slaves in the West Indies.. CANNING (Right Hon. George) Suppvol192-006 1824

An Address to The Friends of Negro Emancipation in Liverpool MUNGO Binnsvol015-001 1824

Facts Illustrative of the condition of the Negro Slaves in Jamaica with Notes and an Appendix COOPER (Thomas) Binnsvol031-007 1824

Second Report of the Committee of the society of the mitigation and gradual abolition of slavery throughout the British dominions, read at the general meeting of the society held on the 30th day of April 1825 (London 1825) Binnsvol019-003 1825

Account of a shooting excursion on the mountains near Dromilly Estate in the parish of Trelawny, and island of Jamaica in the month of October 1824!!! (London 1825) Binnsvol020-001 1825

The West Indies as they are; or, a real picture of slavery: but more particularly as it exists in the island of Jamaica, in three parts, by the Rev. R Bickell (London 1825) BICKELL (Rev. Richard) Binnsvol026-001 1825

A letter addressed to the King, by Thomas Thrush, on resigning his commission as a captain in the royal Navy, on the ground of the unlawfulness of war (London 1825) THRUSH (Thomas) Binnsvol026-003 1825

A speedy end to slavery in our West India Colonies.. WINN (T. S.) Binnsvol031-004 1825

The rights of Man (Not Paine's) but the rights of.." ANTHROPOS Binnsvol031-009 1825

No. XV. A Planter's view of the condition.. Binnsvol045-020 1825

Second report of the Committee of the Society for the mitigation and gradual abolition.. Suppvol098-001 1825

Negro Slavery. No. XIV. The West Indies.. Suppvol113-001 1825

Negro Slavery. No. XV. A Planter's view of the condition of the Negroes.. Suppvol114-001 1825

The Black Widow; a True interesting Suppvol142-013 1825

Considerations on Negro Slavery. M'DONNELL (.Alexander) Suppvol143-001 1825

An authentic report of the Debate in the House of Commons June 23rd 1825 BUXTON (Thomas Fowell) Suppvol192-004 1825

Letters on the Necessity of a prompt extinction of British Colonial slavery; chiefly addressed to the more influential classes, to which are added, thoughts on compensation (London1826) Binnsvol018-003 1826

An address to the members of the new parliament on the proceedings of the colonial department, in furtherance of the resolutions of the house of commons of the 15th May 1823, for ameliorating the condition of the slave population in his majesty’s colonies, and on the only course that ought now to be pursued (third edition, London 1826) Binnsvol020-005 1826

A letter to Mr James Cropper upon the petition for abolition of West India Slavery with some allusion to the distresses and crimes in England, the late riot at Blackburn (Liverpool 1828) Binnsvol020-008 1826

The West Indies as they are; or, a real picture of slavery: but more particularly as it exists in the island of Jamaica, in three parts, by the Rev. R Bickell (London 1825) BICKELL R Binnsvol025-001 1826

Slave Colonies of Great Britain; or A Picture of Negro Slaveryh drawn by the Colonists themselves; Binnsvol031-010 1826

The slave Colonies of Great Britain.. Binnsvol045-006 1826

England Enslaved by Her own slave.. STEPHEN (James) Binnsvol045-007 1826

Reflections on Slavery: in reply to certain.. Suppvol058-001 1826

Third report of the Committee of the Society for the mitigation and gradual abolition.. Suppvol099-001 1826

The progress of Colonial Reform.. Suppvol121-001 1826

Extracts from the Royal Gazette. Jamaica. Chart of the World on Mercator's projection..nd The Destruction of Life in the British Colonies nd Suppvol129-020 1826

Engraving of a Female Slave with hand cuffs. Suppvol129-022 1826

Account of the Receipts and disbursements of the Anti Slavery society for the years 1823, 1824, 1825 and 1826, with a list of the subscribers Binnsvol019-006 1827

West India Sugar. Binnsvol019-007 1827

Ladies Anti-Slavery associations. Binnsvol019-008 1827

The colony of Sierra Leone vindicated from the misrepresentations.. MACAULAY (Kenneth) Binnsvol032-008 1827

The Colony of Sierra Leone vindicated from the misrepresentations.. MACAULAY (Kenneth) Binnsvol039-001 1827

A short review of the Slave Trade.. Binnsvol039-002 1827

West India Sugar. [Another edition]. Binnsvol039-003 1827

Ladies Anti-Slavery Associations. Binnsvol045-023 1827

Account of the Receipts and Disbursements.. Binnsvol045-025 1827

A short review of the Slave Trade.. Suppvol095-001 1827

Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Anti-Slavery Society.. Suppvol101-001 1827

West India Sugar. Suppvol129-013 1827

The Second Report of the Female Society.. Suppvol129-024 1827

West India "Compensation" to the owners of Slaves. Suppvol171-001 1827

A summary view of the progress of reform in the slave colonies of Great Britain, since the 15th May 1823 Binnsvol016-011 1828

Address to the public on the present state of the question relative to Negro slavery in the British colonies (York 1828) Binnsvol020-003 1828

How do we procure sugar? A question proposed for the consideration of the people of Great Britain, by a naval officer (Whitby, 1828) Binnsvol020-006 1828

Thoughts on British colonial slavery, by the Rev. D. Wilson, vicar of Islington (1828) WILSON (Daniel) Binnsvol020-007 1828

Two letters severally addressed to the editor of The Christian Observer... RILAND (Rev. John) Binnsvol039-005 1828

Remarks on the demoralizing influence of Slavery.. Binnsvol039-006 1828

A dialogue between a well-wisher and a friend to the slaves.. Binnsvol039-007 1828

Negro Slavery No. XVI. State of religious.. Binnsvol045-021 1828

A Picture of Colonial Slavery.. Binnsvol045-024 1828

Selections in Verse from Cooper Hannah Moose Pringle and others. Suppvol076-001 1828

A Summary View of the Progress of Reform in the Slave Colonies.. Suppvol118-001 1828

Birmingham Female Society for the Relief of British Negro Slaves. Suppvol129-001 1828

Extracts from the Royal Gazette. Jamaica.. Suppvol129-002 1828

Account of a shooting excursion on the Mountains near Dromilly Estate.. Suppvol129-005 1828

Scripture Evidence of the sinfulness of Injustice and oppression. Suppvol129-016 1828

Reasons for using East India Sugar. Suppvol129-021 1828

Memoirs of Granville Sharp Esq. Composed from his own manuscripts.. Vol. I." HOARE (Prince) Suppvol181-001 1828

Memoirs of Granville Sharp Esq. Composed from his own manuscripts.. Vol. II. HOARE (Prince) Suppvol182-001 1828

Thoughts on British Colonial Slavery.. Binnsvol039-008 1828?

Negro Slavery. No. XVI. State of the religiousinstruction among the Slaves.. Suppvol116-001 1828?

Observations on the Demerara memorial and on the false assumption that enslaved British subjects are legal chattels, in a letter from a gentleman in the country to his friend in London (London 1829 Binnsvol019-005 1829

Minutes of the 21st Biennial American convention for promoting the abolition of slavery and improving the condition of the African race. Convened at the city of Washington on December 8th 1829, and an appendix containing the addresses from various societies, together with the constitution and bye laws of the convention (Philadelphia 1829) Binnsvol020-012 1829

Observations on the Demerara Memorial and on the false.. Binnsvol025-002 1829

The death warrant of Negro slavery throughout the British Dominions. Society for the mitigation and gradual abolition of slavery throughout the British Dominions Binnsvol031-012 1829

Letter addressed to a clerical advocate of the Bible.. RILAND (Rev. John) Binnsvol039-004 1829

Slavery not sanctioned but condemned... THOMSON (Andrew) Binnsvol039-009 1829

Account of the Receipts and Disbursements.. Binnsvol045-026 1829

Inquiries relating to Negro Emancipation. Suppvol093-001 1829

Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Anti-Slavery Society.. Suppvol102-001 1829

Hand written letter. [Elisha Tyson]. [ 1829 and 1830]. [1836 and 1838]. TYSON Elisha Suppvol129-025 1829

Address to The Electors and People of the United Kingdom. Binnsvol006-003 1830

The claims of west Africa to Christian instruction through the native languages by Hannah Kilham (London 1830) illustration of church mission settlement in Sierra Leone KILHAM (Hannah) Binnsvol021-001 1830

Address to the electors and people of the United Kingdom. Binnsvol039-010 1830

The substance of a course of Lectures on British Colonial slavery.. GODWIN (Rev. Benjamin) Binnsvol039-011 1830

Report of the trial of Mr. John Murray.. MURRAY (John) Binnsvol039-012 1830

A Brief view of the Nature and effects of Negro slavery.. Binnsvol039-013 1830

Substance of the speech delivered at the meeting of the Edinburgh Society.. THOMSON (Andrew) Binnsvol039-014 1830

The duty of prompt and complete abolition of Colonial Slavery.. WILKS (Rev. Samuel) Binnsvol039-015 1830

The guilt of forbearing to deliver our British Colonial Slaves.. WILSON (Daniel) Binnsvol039-016 1830

On the Codrington Estates. A letter to the Most Reverend William.. RILAND (Rev. John) Binnsvol039-017 1830

Negro Slavery No. XVII. Attempt to enlist.. Binnsvol045-022 1830

Reflections on Slavery. Addressed to the Right Hon. Lord Dacre. """BELDAM (Joseph)" Suppvol052-001 1830

Negro Slavery. No. XVII. Attempt to enlist religion on the side of the colonial slavery.. Suppvol117-001 1830

The Christian Record. October No. 2; Suppvol128-001 1830

The Christian Record. November 1830. No.3 Suppvol128-002 1830

The Christian Record. December 1830 No. 4. Suppvol128-003 1830

The Negro's Memorial or Abolitionist Catechism Suppvol142-005 1830

Some account of the state of Slavery.. TELFAIR (Charles) Suppvol163-001 1830

The Slavery of the British West India Colonies delineated.. Vol. II. STEPHEN (James) Suppvol187-001 1830

An Abstract of the British West Indian Statutes, for the Protection and Government of Slaves. Binnsvol018-005 1830