Pamphlets on Slavery, Volume 1

abolition admitted advantage African America amount appears argument Barbadoes benefit Bengal Britain British India Cape capital cent charter cheaper China circumstances claim colonies commerce Committee consequence consideration consumed consumption continue cotton cultivated by slaves East India Company East-Indian sugar effect employed England estates estimated Europe evil exist expense exported extent fact favour foreign free labour Granville Sharp home-consumption honourable House human important increase India sugar injurious interests islands Jamaica justice land legislature Liverpool Majesty's Majesty's Government manumission Marryat Martinique master means ment merchants monopoly negroes object observes Parliament peasants plantation population ports possessions present price of sugar principle produce profit proprietors protecting duty prove refined regulations respect restrictions settlements ships Sierra Leone slave labour slave-trade slavery society soil tion tivated tons trade United Kingdom vessels West India planters West Indians West Indies whilst whole