This work shows the extent to which the shipping of Africans to the Americas continued after the Abolition Act of 1807.

PART I I THE ABOLITION OF THE ENGLISH SLAVE TRADE II THE SLAVE COAST III SLAVE TRADING IV THE DIPLOMATIC BACKGROUND V EARLY YEARS VI REWARDS AND DANGERS VII FALSE DAWN VIII THE GREAT DEBATE IX THE REFORM OF THE SQUADRON X THE END OF THE BRAZILIAN SLAVE TRADE XI THE CAPTURE OF LAGOS XII THE END OF THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE PART II XIlI THE EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE 1XIV MORESBY AND OWEN XV THE PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICAN TRADE 2XVI THE ATTACK ON THE ARAB TRADE: FIRST XVIINAVAL PATROL XVIII THE END OF THE ARAB TRADE XIX EPILOGUE