Against Wilberforce’s call for abolition Germany the French decree of 1794

the French decree of 1794 was among the first of its kind on a national scale

while others retain larger sections revealing the full decorative repeat

Giambattista da Bormio della riformata provincia di Milano

1910): the only publication approximating a catalogue raisonné

prompted by urgent shortages among the colony’s inhabitants and the company’s failure to supply them adequately

Against Wilberforce’s call for abolition Germany the French decree of 1794[Felix McCarthy (? ? )]. An appeal to the candour and justice of the people of England, in behalf of the West India merchants and planters, founded on plain facts and incontrovertible arguments. London, printed for and published by J. Debrett, 1792. 8. XVI, 118 pp. Disbound. One of the most important pro slavery publications from the Abolition era, this compilation of speeches against William Wilberforces call for the abolition of the slave trade