Speech On The Abolition Of Negro Slavery
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This book contains a speech that was delivered in the British House of Commons by Joseph John Gurney in 1833 regarding the abolition of slavery. It contains powerful arguments for abolition that influenced other leaders of the anti-slavery movement, such as Thomas Clarkson.
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