Romantic Colonization and British Anti-Slavery

Mark L. Schoenfield · Deirdre Coleman

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Colonialism, slavery, and trade Literature: history, themes, analysis Australian History and Society

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: the Cowpastures 1. Henry Smeathman, imperial flycatcher and aeronaut 2. The 'microscope of enthusiasm': Swedenborgian ideas about Africa 3. Rallying under the flag of Empire: the Nova Scotians in Sierra Leone 4. 'New Albion': the camp at Port Jackson 5. Etiquettes of colonisation and dispossession Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index.

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