Titlebook: Capitalism and Antislavery; British Mobilization Seymour Drescher Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,The Breakthrough 1787–92,e was in a new period in the history of slavery; not in the sense of inaugurating an era of uninterrupted victories but in the sense that the terms of public discourse about the institution in Britain were dramatically and forever altered.

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The Foundations of Slavery and Antislavery,ed within the framework of Thomas Clarkson’s first narrative of the movement in 1808. Overcoming an entrenched economic interest, the abolitionist ‘Saints’ won a series of victories for humanity over brutal materialism and exploitation. Antislavery was the quintessential example of the Whig interpre

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,The Breakthrough 1787–92, as an autonomous causal factor.. Popular abolitionism, located on the very cusp of the age of the modern social movements, is difficult to fit into a political frame of reference still so generally oligarchic.. Yet it was the mobilization of public opinion which ushered in the consciousness that on

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Class Conflict, Hegemony and the Costs of Antislavery,our, as it had been during the whole history of the British Caribbean. It has also increasingly been so defined by historians as the central problem of the empire, and of the abolitionists as well. It is therefore important to consider both the costs of abolition and the fate of labour during the ag

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The Distinctiveness of British Abolitionist Mobilization,

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ttention on the period when popular pressure was effectively deployed as a means of altering national policy, and at those fault-lines in British society which seem to have partly determined the timing and intensity of abolition.978-1-349-07000-8

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