An appeal to the Earl Bathurst, when Colonial Minister, on the unconstitutional continuance of foreign laws in the colonies ceded to Great Britain : with a preface on the direful revolution projected in England, and excited in the British Antilles, by the advocates of Negro-mania : addressed to Field Marshal, His Grace the Duke of Wellington, K.G. &c. &c. &c.

Similar Items

• The substance of a remonstrance to the Earl Bathurst : on the abuses in the administration of justice, and the unconstitutional continuance of foreign laws in the ceded British colonies, by which the subjects of England are left at the mercy of occasional decrees and ministerial rescripts .
  od: Jennyns, Joseph Clayton
  Izdano: (1821)
• Suggestion of a plan for the effectual abolition of slavery, in all the British West India colonies : respectfully submitted to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, &c. &c. &c., and recommended to the consideration and adoption of the British nation & legislature
  od: Macrae, Colin
  Izdano: (1830)
• Defence of the colonies : with remarks on the French district of St. Domingo, and other political references
  od: Amicus Mundi
  Izdano: (1816)
• The colonial controversy : containing a refutation of the calumnies of the anticolonists, the state of Hayti, Sierra Leone, India, China, Cochin China, Java, &c. &c., the production of sugar, &c., and the state of the free and slave labourers in those countries : fully considered, in a series of letters, addressed to the Earl of Liverpool, with a supplementary letter to Mr. Macaulay
  od: MacQueen, James, 1778-1870
  Izdano: (1825)
• No colonies no funds!!! : proving that the present certain destruction of the West India colonies will yet involve the national debt!!!
  od: West Indian, active 1826
  Izdano: (1826)