Abolition Debate Opens Way for West Indies Reform
In the Commons the debate centers on Mr Francis's plan to improve slave conditions in the West Indies without full emancipation. He seeks property rights and land for enslaved people, married status, and protections under law, arguing gradual, religiously guided reform. Opponents warn such measures risk altering tenure and import trade while urging caution and prudence.
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Parliament Advances Exports and Imports Account Bill
Monday April 11 records Lord Grenville proposing to lay before the House an annual ten year export and import account with yearly details. The Rev Mr Jones’s Divorce Bill received its first reading and the session adjourned.
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