Not a Labourer Wanted for Jamaica: --: The Consequences of Re-opening a New Slave Trade-- With Severa
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In this powerful essay, Thomas Clarkson argues against the re-opening of the slave trade in Jamaica. He details the horrific conditions faced by enslaved people, and makes a compelling case for the moral imperative to abolish slavery altogether. Written with passion and conviction, this book is a moving testament to the fight for freedom.
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