1829-1830 ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. William Wilberforce, Thomas Clarkson, Slave Rights, Cruelty to Slaves, &c. Martyrs but in the end Amasa

but in the end Amasa was found innocent and the Dr

and thus sworn falsely

Revised and Corrected with Notes

Extensive Content on Asiatic Cholera / Yellow Fever Outbreaks and its Devastation in New Orleans [it was a principal hot spot for the import of disease]

1829-1830 ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. William Wilberforce, Thomas Clarkson, Slave Rights, Cruelty to Slaves, &c. Martyrs but in the end AmasaA very rare sammelband of 16 issues of the Anti Slavery Monthly Reporter The Anti Slavery Reporter from the critical period between the Slave Trade Act [1807] and the Slavery Abolition Act, passed in 1833, both spearheaded by William Wilberforce, with the latter passed shortly after his death in July of the same year. The present volume appears to have belonged to prominent slave owner, Thomas Deane, Esq, who likely received the issues monthly and had