The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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THE WAR AND ABOLITION 205 much the same . In 1793 the sentiment of the country towards abolition cooled as fast as it had warmed in 1792. “ I do not imagine ” , wrote a Yorkshire correspondent to Wilberforce , " that we could meet with ...
THE WAR AND ABOLITION 205 much the same . In 1793 the sentiment of the country towards abolition cooled as fast as it had warmed in 1792. “ I do not imagine ” , wrote a Yorkshire correspondent to Wilberforce , " that we could meet with ...
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THE ABOLITION BILL OF 1805 215 but , preoccupied by the rise of Napoleon's power in Europe and the formation of the third Coalition , he procrastinated . The requisite Order - in - Council was not issued till September .
THE ABOLITION BILL OF 1805 215 but , preoccupied by the rise of Napoleon's power in Europe and the formation of the third Coalition , he procrastinated . The requisite Order - in - Council was not issued till September .
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1830 ) , 258 ; abolition of slavery by 189 ; Quaker condemnation of , 190 ; Britain ( 1833 ) , 260 , 287 , 292 , 395 ; condemnation of , by others in England , Right of Search , 260 , 268 , 854 ; slavery 190 seqq .; Abolition Committee ...
1830 ) , 258 ; abolition of slavery by 189 ; Quaker condemnation of , 190 ; Britain ( 1833 ) , 260 , 287 , 292 , 395 ; condemnation of , by others in England , Right of Search , 260 , 268 , 854 ; slavery 190 seqq .; Abolition Committee ...
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