Correspondence With the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone,

This collection of reports and correspondence offers a detailed view of British efforts to combat the slave trade in the mid-19th century. With accounts from both British commissioners and naval officers, as well as transcripts from court proceedings, this book provides an invaluable resource for historians and those interested in the history of human rights.

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