WREST INDIES CRITIQUE OF SLAVERY AND MISSIONARY VIEWS
A letter from 1841 recounts the West Indies slave system with stark critique. It highlights slave polygamy, rampant drunkenness, and families torn apart by sales. describes white masters as moral equals to slaves. notes mutiny rumors and estate trials encountered by missionaries. Also includes Ireland’s Cork unrest and opinions on taxation, governance, and Catholic-Protestant tensions amid revolutionary sentiment.
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Wrest Indies
Shofield Tris
West Indies
England
Africa
Mr. G
Massa
Bungy
Mr G
Council
Assembly
Théda
Che
Byron and Southey condemned by Southey Preface excerpt
Southey criticizes the moral danger of lascivious poetry and the duty of public feeling to discourage obscenity. He argues publishers and readers share responsibility, urging citizens not to encourage or house such works. He condemns writers who moralize their vice and those who write with deliberate depravity.
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England
Charles the Second
Geo. III
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State OF Ireland
Cork
Ireland
Jay
M. Cummins
Vansittart
Holland
France
Bantry-bay, &c
Rifle Brigade
J. Lambert
Lehena
United Kingdom
Byron and Southey