Titlebook: Slavery and British Society; Problems in Focus James Walvin Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 Africa.African hi

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Slavery and the Development of Demographic Theory in the Age of the Industrial Revolution,vious to contemporaries, and played an important role in the development of anti-slavery ideology. The absolute decline in the slave population laid bare the anomalous character of the West Indian socio-economic system.

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Abolitionist Perceptions of Society after Slavery,t makes it possible to gain new insights into the attitude of mind which resulted in abolition. It also allows us to highlight some of the contradictions inherent in the world view of the metropolitan propertied class of the early nineteenth century — contradictions which eventually brought about changes in that world view.

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Introduction,nd other parts of the Americas, was brought to a relatively swift end in the years 1776–1838. The main produce of the region — sugar — lost its former primacy when the system of economic protection was terminated in the years 1846–52 under pressure from a changing economic philosophy. Thus ended not

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Public Opinion and the Destruction of British Colonial Slavery,c figure of abolitionism as a converging system of leading moralists, in 1808, to David Brion Davis’s hypothesis of anti-slavery as an expression of the hegemony of the British ruling class, in 1975, the emphasis has been on how leading members of cultural, political or economic sectors of society g

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The Propaganda of Anti-Slavery,quire in the years 1798–1838.. In a society where Government was unaccustomed to the arts of containing and deflecting public pressure, the public demand for abolition of the slave trade and later emancipation of the slaves was not merely more powerful than any comparable movement but, significantly

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,Slave Culture, Resistance and the Achievement of Emancipation in the British West Indies, 1783–1838ttle of the intrinsic qualities of native Africans. But she set great store by the process of ‘creolisation’ whereby Africans and their descendants adapted to the New World, and the ‘civilising’ effects of what she regarded as the sounder forms of Christianity. She was therefore as puzzled and disap

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The Missionary Context of the British Anti-Slavery Movement,ave been surprising if they had not, for the tradition of connections between missionary activity and compassion for black people was a long-standing one. Several of the earliest polemicists, like Morgan Godwyn, were interested first in evangelisation and secondly in slavery.. The colony of Sierra L