The British West India Colonies In Connection With Slavery, Emancipation, Etc., By A Resident In The West Indies For Thirteen Years [-campbell] With An Intr. And Remarks By A Late Stipendiary

A detailed examination of the history of slavery and its eventual abolition in the British West Indies, written by a resident of the region who witnessed firsthand the effects of this brutal institution on both slaves and slaveowners. Includes an introduction and commentary by a former magistrate in Jamaica, shedding further light on this complex and difficult subject.

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