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An efficient humanitarianism: The British slave trade debates, 1791–1792

Jeff D. Bass Associate Professor of Communication Studies, Baylor University,
Pages 152-165 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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JeffD. Bass. (1991) “Levellers”: The economic reduction of political equality in the Putney debates, 1647. Quarterly Journal of Speech 77:4, pages 427-445.
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Robert Shuter. (1990) The centrality of culture. Southern Communication Journal 55:3, pages 237-249.
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Paula E. DumasPaula E. Dumas. 2016. Proslavery Britain. Proslavery Britain 115 142 .
Bertrand Taithe. 2006. Medicine, Emotion and Disease, 1700–1950. Medicine, Emotion and Disease, 1700–1950 79 99 .

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