An Address To The Inhabitants In General Of Great Britain And Ireland (1788)

The book explores the implications and consequences of abolishing the slave trade, examining social, economic, and moral aspects. It delves into the impact on various stakeholders, including enslaved individuals, slave traders, and society at large. The author argues for the necessity of addressing these consequences to ensure a just and humane transition away from slavery, highlighting the interconnectedness of human rights and economic systems. Through thoughtful analysis, the work advocates for comprehensive reform and understanding in the wake of such a significant societal change.