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39. Charles Stuart, The West India Question: Immediate Emancipation Would Be Safe for the Masters;--Profitable for the Masters;--Happy for the Slaves;--Right in the Government;--Advantageous to the Nation;--Would Interfere with No Feelings but such as Are Disgraceful and Destructive;--Cannot Be Postponed without Continually Increasing Danger. An Outline for Immediate Emancipation; and Remarks on Compensation (New Haven, CT: Hezekiah Howe & Co., 1833). (43 p.)
Anti-slavery tract by a British abolitionist as described by the title. (The collection has another copy of this tract in volume 64 [no. 1]. The last page of this copy is missing.)