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1804-Jun.-13

1804-Jun.-13: Robert Deverell argued in the British House of Commons that the situation in Haiti made the abolition of the slave trade a necessity for safety.

1804-Jun.-13: Robert Deverell argued in the British House of Commons that the situation in Haiti made the abolition of the slave trade a necessity for safety. He suggested that fresh importations of Africans would only increase the danger of a similar revolution in British colonies.

Source  ·  p. 21 Gaffield, Haitian Connections in the Atlantic World, 21