The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, 1838-1956 : a history, James Heartfield

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 427-478) and index

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Contents: Preface -- List of illustrations. Introduction. Part 1 The Americas : Abolition in Britain -- The struggle against apprenticeship and the origins of the BFASS -- Schisms -- Slave trade diplomacy -- The West Indies -- The United States -- Cuba and Brazil. Part 2 Africa and the Middle East : Africa before the "scramble" -- The Anti-Slavery Society turns to East Africa -- Zanzibar -- Egypt and the Sudan -- The scramble for Africa. Part 3 The colonial labour question : Indentured labour -- The Anti-Slavery Society into the twentieth century -- The Congo -- South Africa -- Land and labour in the colonies -- Anti-slavery in the era of World Wars. Conclusion. Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

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