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Speech Of Mr. Slade, Of Vermont, On The Right Of Petition; The Power Of Congress To Abolish Slavery And The Slave Trade In The District Of Columbia; T

A Letter From Lord Denman To Lord Brougham: On The Final Extinction Of The Slave-Trade

Abridgment Of Sir T. Fowell Buxton's Work Entitled "The African Slave Trade And Its Remedy

The Brazilian Slave Trade, And Its Remedy: Shewing The Futility Of Repressive Force Measures, Also, How Africa And Our West Indian Colonies May Be Mut

Notes On The Slave-Trade

A Lecture On African Colonization. Including A Brief Outline Of The Slave Trade, Emancipation, The Relation Of The Republic Of Liberia To England, &c.

Substance Of The Debates On The Bill For Abolishing The Slave Trade: Which Was Brought Into The House Of Lords, On The 2d. January, 1807, And Into The

Foreign Slave Trade: Abstract Of The Information Recently Laid On The Table Of The House Of Commons

The Connection Of Massachusetts With Slavery And The Slave-Trade: Read At The Annual Meeting Of The American Antiquarian Society At Worcester, Mass.,

Notes About Cuba: Slavery. I. African Slave Trade. Ii. Abolition Of Slavery. Iii. Inferences From The Last Presidential Message. -- The

American Slave Trade; Or, An Account Of The Manner In Which The Slave Dealers Take Free People From Some Of The United States Of America, And Carry Them Away, And Sell Them As Slaves In Other Of The States; And Of The Horrible Cruelties Practised In The C

Travels In The West: Cuba; With Notices Of Porto Rico, And The Slave Trade

The Slave Trade In Africa In 1872: Principally Carried On For The Supply Of Turkey, Egypt, Persia And Zanzibar

A Sermon On The Subject Of The Slave Trade;

The Lost Continent: Or, Slavery And The Slave-Trade In Africa 1875, With Observations On The Asiatic Slave-Trade Carried On Under The Name

Ismailia: A Narrative Of The Expedition To Central Africa For The Suppression Of The Slave Trade

Art Museums And The Legacies Of The Dutch Atlantic Slave Trade

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade

A Poem On The Bill Lately Passed For Regulating The Slave Trade

Columbus, Slave Trader

The Royal Navy And The Slave Trade

The Atlantic Slave Trade In World History

The Slave Trade In Africa In 1872

The Atlantic Slave Trade In World History

Maritime Bristol In The Slave-Trade Era

The Atlantic Slave Trade

Correspondence With The British Commissioners, At Sierra Leone, The Havana, Rio De Janeiro, And Surinam: Relating To The Slave Trade, From January 1 T

An History Of Jamaica: With Observations Of The Climate, Scenery, Trade, Productions, Negroes, Slave Trade ...: To Which Is Added An Illustr.

A Detailed History On The Trans-Atlantic African Slave Trade

The Royal Navy And The Slave Trade

Brazil Viewed Through A Naval Glass With Notes On Slavery And The Slave Trade

The History Of The Rise, Progress, And Accomplishment Of The Abolition Of The African Slave-Trade, By The British Parliament; Volume 2

Not A Labourer Wanted For Jamaica: --: The Consequences Of Re-Opening A New Slave Trade-- With Severa

An Essay On The Impolicy Of The African Slave Trade: In Two Parts. By The Rev. T. Clarkson, M.A.

A Poem On The Bill Lately Passed For Regulating The Slave Trade

Red Rubber: The Story Of The Rubber Slave Trade Flourishing On The Congo In The Year Of Grace 1907

Revelations Of A Slave Trader

The Lost Continent: Or, Slavery And The Slave-Trade In Africa 1875, With Observations On The Asiatic Slave-Trade Carried On Under The Name

Travels In The West: Cuba; With Notices Of Porto Rico, And The Slave Trade

American Slave Trade; Or, An Account Of The Manner In Which The Slave Dealers Take Free People From Some Of The United States Of America, And Carry Them Away, And Sell Them As Slaves In Other Of The States; And Of The Horrible Cruelties Practised In The C

Ismailia: A Narrative Of The Expedition To Central Africa For The Suppression Of The Slave Trade

Foreign Slave Trade: Abstract Of The Information Recently Laid On The Table Of The House Of Commons

An Exposition Of The African Slave Trade From The Year 1840, To 1850, Inclusive

Notes On The Slave-Trade