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Observations, occasioned by the attempts made in England to effect the abolition of the slave trade; shewing the manner in which negroes are treated in the British colonies in the West Indies and, also, some particular remarks on a Letter addressed to the treasurer of the Society for effecting such abolition, from the Reverend Mr. Robert Nicholls, dean of Middleham...

Publication details: Kingston, Jamaica Printed by Thomas Struper and Joseph Preston in Harbour Street. M,DCC,LXXXVIII [1788]Description: xi, [1], 64p. 20.5cmDDC classification:

326.7 Ja F824

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---The same; Kingston, Jamaica, printed: and Liverpool: Reprinted at A. Smith's Navigation shop... M,DCC,LXXXVIII [1788] x, [11]-76p., 1L., 21cm. Binder's title gives R. B. Nicholls as author, in error.

---The same; by G. Franklyn, Esq... Kingston, Jamaica, printed. London: Reprinted at the Logographic press... M.DCC.LXXXIX [1789]. xx, 87p. 20.5cm.

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