Antislavery movements - History - 18th century. - United States

Barbaric traffic : = commerce and antislavery in the eighteenth-century Atlantic world / by: (Language materials, printed)

Slavery, propaganda, and the American Revolution by: (Electronic resources)

Contesting slavery = the politics of bondageand freedom in the new American nation / by: (Electronic resources)

Women, dissent, and anti-slavery in Britain and America 1790-1865 by: (Electronic resources)

John Woolman's path to the peaceable kingdom = a Quaker in the British Empire / by: (Electronic resources)

Capitalism- Social aspects- 18th century.

Sectionalism (United States)- History- 18th century.

Society of Friends- History- 18th century.- United States

Abolitionists- United States

Antislavery movements- History- 19th century.- Great Britain

Women abolitionists- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

United States- History- Revolution, 1775-1783

Sectionalism (United States)- History- 19th century.

Women abolitionists- History- 18th century.- United States

Slave trade- History- 18th century.- Africa

Antislavery movements- History- 19th century.- United States

Quakers- United States

Antislavery movements- History- 18th century.- United States

Slave trade in literature.

Slave trade- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

Slave trade- History- 18th century.- United States

Press and propaganda- History- 18th century.- United States

Slavery- Political aspects- 18th century.- United States

Great Britain- Commerce- 18th century.

Slavery- History- 18th century.- United States

Women abolitionists- History- 19th century.- Great Britain

Antislavery movements- History- 18th century.- Great Britain

Antislavery movements in literature.

United States- Commerce- 18th century.

Slavery- Political aspects- 19th century.- United States

United States- Politics and government- 1783-1865.

United States- Politics and government- 1775-1783.

Woolman, John,

Women abolitionists- History- 19th century.- United States