Slavery And Freedom In The British West Indies (1860)

The book offers a thorough examination of the abolition of slavery in the British West Indies and the shift to a free labor system, informed by Buxton's firsthand experiences. It explores the historical context leading to emancipation, the challenges faced by former slaves and plantation owners, and the British government's role in this transition. Buxton underscores the significance of education and economic opportunities for the newly freed population while addressing ongoing struggles for civil rights and social justice in the region.