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Slavery's Long Goodbye: Capitalism, Nationalism and Christianity in the Age of British Emancipation

Slavery's Long Goodbye: Capitalism, Nationalism and Christianity in the Age of British Emancipation

Hardcover

Series: Liverpool Studies in International Slavery, Book 25

Native American HistoryGeneral Political ScienceGeneral Racism & Ethnic Studies

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ISBN10: 1805967827
ISBN13: 9781805967828
Publisher: Liverpool University Press
Published: Sep 30 2026
Pages: 368
Weight: 1.52
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

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In the 1830s, the British abolished slavery across their Atlantic empire. Their reasons were varied. Some had rallied behind abolitionism because they believed hostility to slavery was intrinsic to their Christian faith. Others thought that slavery was out of sync with a modern, industrialising economy. What united them was the belief that Britain was uniquely equipped, indeed destined, to end slavery. Abolitionism, it seemed, was baked into the national character.

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