Anti-Slavery and Australia

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The book examines the interconnected histories of British anti-slavery efforts and Australian colonization, suggesting that the colonization of Australasia played a crucial role in the emancipation of enslaved individuals in the Caribbean. It posits that while the anti-slavery movement influenced the Settler Revolution, the dynamics of colonization also shaped the broader imperial context of emancipation. This analysis offers a fresh perspective on both historical narratives, highlighting their mutual impact.