An account of the murder of a female negro, : who was flogged to death by order of an unmerciful captain, and of the distress occasioned by remorse of conscience to the seaman, whom he employed to execute his purpose. Shewing the iniquity of the slave trade. A true story..
Evans, John,active 1812-1856,printer.
Collins, F.,bookseller.
Nisbet, James,1785-1854,bookseller.
Southey, Robert,1774-1843.Sailor who had served in the slave trade.
London: : Printed and sold by J. Evans & Son, 42, Long-lane, Westsmithfield; sold also by F. Collins, 60, Paterrnoster-Row; and by J. Nisbet,15, Castle-street, Oxford-street.,
[between 1814-1820]
Woodcut on the title page.
Price one penny.--foot of title page.
J. Evans and Son operated at this address between 1814 and 1820, see Brown, P. London publishers and printers ca. 1800-1870.
Includes a poem by Robert Southey entitled "The sailor who had served in the slave trade" (p. [5]-8).
Slave trade
England London.