Negro servant, an authentic and interesting narrative of a young Negro servant. In three parts : Part the first. Shewing how he was made a slave in Africa, and carried to Jamaica, where he was sold to a captain in his Majesty's Navy, by whom he was taken to America, where he became a Christian, and was afterwards brought to England. Part the second. Containing an account of his manner of life, after he became a Christian. Part the third. Shewing how he was received among Christian society, and at length baptized by the clergyman of the Parish.
Edinburgh : Printed and sold by J. Morren, Cowgate and at No 15, Broughton Street,
[1805-1815?]
Date of publication may actually be later, possibly after 1833, as suggested from internal evidence. A note on p. 7 reads : This circumstance took place in the year 1803 before the late happy abolition of the Slave Trade.
Dated from period of activity of publisher and external evidence.
In prose and verse.
Woodcut on title page.
Slave trade.
Scotland Edinburgh.