Slave Traders and French Invaders
Slave Traders and French Invaders
This chapter examines Zachary Macaulay's work as deputy governor in Sierra Leone, describes his relationship with former governor John Clarkson and acting governor William Dawes, and considers their views on slavery. It discusses Macaulay's relations with the settlers in Sierra Leone and with the slave traders, and highlights criticism on his immediate surrender during the French invasion of Sierra Leone. The chapter mentions that it was during this time that Macaulay's enthusiasm to end the slave trade was fired up.
Keywords: Zachary Macaulay, deputy governor, Sierra Leone, John Clarkson, William Dawes, slavery, slave traders, French invasion
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