THERE IS DEATH IN THE POT - The University of Texas at Arlington

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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1. James Gillray. “Anti-Saccharites, - or – John
Bull and His Family Leaving off the Use of
Sugar,” 1792. Courtesy of British Museum,
London. ........................................................................................................................26
2. Isaac Cruikshank. “The Gradual Abolition
off [sic] the Slave Trade, - or Leaving of
Sugar by Degrees,” 1792. Courtesy of British
Museum, London. .......................................................................................................28
3. James Gillray. “Barbarities in the West Indias,”
1791. Courtesy of British Museum, London. ..............................................................39
4. Cover, Immediate Not Gradual Abolition.
Courtesy of Friends Historical Library,
Swarthmore College.....................................................................................................49
5. Label, American Free Produce Association.
Courtesy of Middlesex County Historical
Society, Middletown, Connecticut. ............................................................................172
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