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1792 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Abolition of the Slave Trade Before a House of Commons Committee. Revival Francis Walker

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Francis Walker

Alexnader Moring at the De La More Press

Probably the best example of the first edition of Gillies' classic

loved her like mad

Containing Some Letters from Lafcadio Hearn to his Half-Sister

1792 WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. Abolition of the Slave Trade Before a House of Commons Committee. Revival Francis WalkerOne of the most significant texts of the earliest days of William Wilberforce's efforts to end slavery. This scarce work attempts to summarize and comment on William Wilberforce's opening volley in what would be a decades long battle. The same year, 1792, Wilberforce presented an extensive report to Parliament, including the famed 7 panel cut away charts detailing the "packaging" of human chattel for transportation from the African coast to the

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