The first biography of noted social reformer and abolitionist Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, published in 1848 by his son.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface; 1. 1786-1802 notices of the Buxton family; 2. 1802-1807 education in Ireland; 3. 1807-1812 enters Truman's Brewery; 4. 1812-1816 first speech in public; 5. 1816 1817 adventure with a mad dog; 6. 1818 1819 election 1818; 7. 1820 1821 election; 8. 1821-1823 chosen by Mr. Wilberforce as his successor in the slavery cause; 9. 1823-1826 excitement in the West Indies; 10. 1822-1826 Cromer Hall; 11. 1826 1827 the Mauritius slave trade; 12. 1827 1828 meditations; 13. 1828 1829 the Hottentots; 14. 1829 catholic emancipation; 15. 1829 1830 letters; 16. 1830 the public begins to arouse itself with regard to slavery; 17. 1831 religious meditations; 18. 1832 insurrection in Jamaica; 19. 1833 government undertakes the slavery question; 20. 1833 debate May 14; 21. 1833 1834 letters; 22. 1834 1835 inquiry into the treatment of aboriginal tribes in British colonies; 23. 1835 1836 accounts from West Indies; 24. 1836 Scotland; 25. 1837 1838 Aborigines' report; 26. 1838 new plan for the suppression of the slave trade; 27. 1828 1839 communications with government and with private individuals; 28. 1839 1840 journey through France and Italy; 29. 1840 prisons at Civita Vecchia; 30. June 1840 to April 1841 great public meeting in Exeter Hall; 31. 1841 correspondence; 32. 1843 1844 declining health; 33. 1843-1845 continued and increasing illness; Appendix.
Preface; 1. 1786-1802 notices of the Buxton family; 2. 1802-1807 education in Ireland; 3. 1807-1812 enters Truman's Brewery; 4. 1812-1816 first speech in public; 5. 1816 1817 adventure with a mad dog; 6. 1818 1819 election 1818; 7. 1820 1821 election; 8. 1821-1823 chosen by Mr. Wilberforce as his successor in the slavery cause; 9. 1823-1826 excitement in the West Indies; 10. 1822-1826 Cromer Hall; 11. 1826 1827 the Mauritius slave trade; 12. 1827 1828 meditations; 13. 1828 1829 the Hottentots; 14. 1829 catholic emancipation; 15. 1829 1830 letters; 16. 1830 the public begins to arouse itself with regard to slavery; 17. 1831 religious meditations; 18. 1832 insurrection in Jamaica; 19. 1833 government undertakes the slavery question; 20. 1833 debate May 14; 21. 1833 1834 letters; 22. 1834 1835 inquiry into the treatment of aboriginal tribes in British colonies; 23. 1835 1836 accounts from West Indies; 24. 1836 Scotland; 25. 1837 1838 Aborigines' report; 26. 1838 new plan for the suppression of the slave trade; 27. 1828 1839 communications with government and with private individuals; 28. 1839 1840 journey through France and Italy; 29. 1840 prisons at Civita Vecchia; 30. June 1840 to April 1841 great public meeting in Exeter Hall; 31. 1841 correspondence; 32. 1843 1844 declining health; 33. 1843-1845 continued and increasing illness; Appendix.
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