1. Humanitarian intervention : a history / [edited by] Brendan Simms and D.J.B. Trim. (Use the chapters on Britain.)
2. Abolitionism and imperialism in Britain, Africa, and the Atlantic / edited by Derek R. Peterson. (USe the chapters on Britain in the 19th century.)
3. Slavery, diplomacy and empire : Britain and the suppression of the slave trade, 1807-1975 / edited by Keith Hamilton and Patrick Salmon. (This book will be very helpful for your project.)
4. Capitalism and antislavery : British mobilization in comparative perspective / Seymour Drescher. (This book may be helpful and Drescher is an authority on British anti-slavery.)
5.British Antislavery by Howard Temperley (This book may be helpful and Temperley is another authority on British anti-slavery.)
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society (Journal)
Other books maybe used to your liking if it will help the paper!
Must use endnotes and bibliography!
this topic area I have in mind that the student looks at British anti-slavery, but does not write a paper about Britain abolishing the slave trade in 1807.
Outline
. Introduction:
• Background of the British and Slavery
2. 19th Century Britain:
• Causes and to why they wanted to end the slave trade
• Industrialization
3. The benefits for not having slavery in the country:
• What type of labor was introduced
• The type of economy in Britain
4. Humanitarian movements:
• Church movements
• Campaigns certain officials ran
5. Conclusion:
• Long term effects of the anti-slavery movement
• How did it effect other European States
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