How Did Granville Act Abolish Slavery
Put under intense pressure the parliament passed an act abolishing slavery and slave trade in 1833. This act was important since it allowed freedom for all slave under the British Empire. This act was followed by intense operations by the abolitionists. For example, Granville's campaign ranging awareness via his promotion of the court case of a slave called James Strong who he assisted in winning his court case.
Granville argued that slavery was not existence in Britain. The judges in the court case agreed with him which in other words meant that the slaves in Britain were free. Another leading campaigner against slavery John Wesley had a scathing attack on the slave trade. He was the founder of the Methodist church which had many followers
Granville argued that slavery was not existence in Britain. The judges in the court case agreed with him which in other words meant that the slaves in Britain were free. Another leading campaigner against slavery John Wesley had a scathing attack on the slave trade. He was the founder of the Methodist church which had many followers