Meanings of abolition of the slave trade in English

British rule was established in 1861 to enforce the abolition of the slave trade.

The abolition of the slave trade in 1808 meant that slaves could no longer be imported.

This was the abolition of the slave trade.

King George III opposed the abolition of the slave trade, oh and he also bought Buckingham Palace.

A total abolition of the slave trade.

His attempt to reform the electoral system had gone down to defeat; so had abolition of the slave trade.

He was opposed on the same ground that Clarkson was resisted in seeking the abolition of the slave trade.

The abolition of the slave trade, and the suppression of intemperance were once as apparently hopeless as the cessation of war.

And, above all, why do those who make this assertion exclaim the most loudly against the abolition of the slave trade?

America was sore on what she considered the tampering with her flag in the interests of the abolition of the slave trade.

The abolition of the slave trade was one of the few political subjects, the introduction of which seemed to be allowable in that place.

The native chiefs in the neighborhood have that respect for the colonists that they have made treaties for the abolition of the slave trade.'

Though the abolition of the slave trade has been proclaimed, yet the present slaves must be led to liberty only in a progressive manner.

One explanation was that he may have been part of a group of Irish labourers brought to Cuba after the abolition of the slave trade.

Different States in the North-Virginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania-decreedthe abolition of the slave trade, and freed the slaves brought to their territories at great expense.

He is one of those who, as Lord Henry Pettes, took a distinguished part with Clarkson and Wilberforce in the abolition of the slave trade.