Excerpt from England Enslaved by Her Own Slave Colonies: An Address to the Electors and People of the United Kingdom

Still, the well-informed advocates of reformation were reasonably alarmed. They did not doubt Mr. Canning's sincerity. The'ge neral liberality of his principles is not less unquestionable than hls transcendent eloquence, and he had been' an early friend to~the Abolition. But they saw from this hopeless project that he laboured under a gross delusion as to the true state of the colonial mind.

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