Speech of T.C. Granger at a meeting of the inhabitants of the City of Durham on the 26th October, 1830, for the purpose of petitioning parliament for the abolition of colonial slavery

Speech of T.C. Granger at a meeting of the inhabitants of the City of Durham on the 26th October, 1830, for the purpose of petitioning parliament for the abolition of colonial slavery

by T. C. Granger

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