Letters of Philo-Xylon, First Published in the Barbados Gazettes, During the Years 1787 and 1788. Containing the Substance of Several Conversations at Sundry Times, ... On the Subject of Negro Laws,

A collection of letters discussing the treatment of enslaved Africans in colonial Barbados, written by an anonymous author using the pseudonym Philo-xylon. These letters provide valuable insight into the politics and social conditions of the time, and are an important historical document for scholars of colonialism, African history, and the slave trade.

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