Class A. Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Serra Leone, Havana, the Cape of Good Hope, Loanda and New York and reports from British Vice-Admiralty Courts and from British Naval Officers relating to the Slave Trade, from January 1 to December 31, 1866.

Published by Harrison and Sons,, London, 1867

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21x34. 113pp. Publisher's soft covers. Interesting contemporary first hand accounts of the attempts at the suppression of the slave trade by the Royal Navy, and other British officials. Includes 45pp. relating to the legal tussles over the Portuguese slaver vessles Maria and Dahomey, seized off Luanda; activities of slave traders off east and west coasts of Africa. Inked reference number on the front cover; some loss to spine, otherwise vg++. Inglés. Seller Inventory # 23.074

Bibliographic Details

Title: Class A. Correspondence with the British ...

Publisher: Harrison and Sons,, London

Publication Date: 1867

Binding: Publisher's soft covers.

Condition: Bueno

Edition: 1st ed.