1837 LONDON ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Rare Work Showing Jim Crow after Wilberforce's Abolition of Slavery Hymns A andmyself having arrived at

A andmyself having arrived at Liverpool three days before from a most delightful and soul-cheering tour thro' Ireland of a month

This is a merchandise of the Gospel with a vengeance

*Account of 200 Natives of India

5pp autograph letter

Watters remained an active local preacher until his death in 1827

1837 LONDON ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Rare Work Showing Jim Crow after Wilberforce's Abolition of Slavery Hymns A andmyself having arrived atA very rare work illustrating the Jim Crow following the end of British Slavery. After the work of William Wilberforce, the Clapham Sect, etc. that led ultimately to the formal abolition of slavery, a system of apprenticeship was set up for the Island of Jamaica. With poor oversight and the staggering fortunes of English sugar barons on the line, in reality, at least in the Jamaica experience, in most instances it was simply a recodification of