1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
- Elizabeth A. Bohls
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- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Note on the texts
- Select Bibliography
- Chronology
- Part I Europe and Asia Minor
- 1. Classical Ground
- 2. Debating the Tour
- 3. Society and Sentiment
- 4. Revolutionary Tourism
- 5. Off the Beaten Track
- Part II The British Isles
- 1. The State of the Nation
- 2. Picturesque Tourism
- 3. Scotland
- Part III Africa
- 1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
- 2. Infant Colony, 1794
- 3. Explorers, 1790–1822
- Part IV The Caribbean
- 1. Natural History and Aesthetics
- 2. Working Travellers
- 3. Planters
- 4. Ladies
- Part V North America
- 1. Surveyors and Explorers
- 2. Manners and Morals
- Part VI Australia and the Pacific
- 1. Privateers, 1680–1744
- 2. The Cook Expeditions, 1768–1780
- 3. Colonizing New South Wales, 1788–1791
- 4. THE COMING OF THE MISSIONARIES, 1796–1824
- Explanatory Notes
1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
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- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Note on the texts
- Select Bibliography
- Chronology
- Part I Europe and Asia Minor
- 1. Classical Ground
- 2. Debating the Tour
- 3. Society and Sentiment
- 4. Revolutionary Tourism
- 5. Off the Beaten Track
- Part II The British Isles
- 1. The State of the Nation
- 2. Picturesque Tourism
- 3. Scotland
- Part III Africa
- 1. The Slave Trade, 1732–1789
- 2. Infant Colony, 1794
- 3. Explorers, 1790–1822
- Part IV The Caribbean
- 1. Natural History and Aesthetics
- 2. Working Travellers
- 3. Planters
- 4. Ladies
- Part V North America
- 1. Surveyors and Explorers
- 2. Manners and Morals
- Part VI Australia and the Pacific
- 1. Privateers, 1680–1744
- 2. The Cook Expeditions, 1768–1780
- 3. Colonizing New South Wales, 1788–1791
- 4. THE COMING OF THE MISSIONARIES, 1796–1824
- Explanatory Notes
