Clarkson, Tomás.- CRY OF THE AFRICANS AGAINST THE EUROPEANS, THEIR OPPRESSORS

Printed by José Torner, Barcelona, ​​1825. First and only edition in Spanish. Title page, III + 106 pages + 1 folded map depicting the sections of a ship with its cargo of slaves. The paper is in perfect condition, without rust stains or marks of any kind. Minor restorations on the edges of the map that do not affect the drawing. Half-leather binding of parchment and cloth maps, hand-lettered on the spine. "It is extremely painful for us in the depiction we present to the public of the slave trade to be able to offer nothing more than atrocious crimes and barbaric treatment." First and only edition in Spanish. Title page, III + 106 pages + 1 folded map depicting the sections of a ship with its cargo of slaves. Minor restorations on the edges of the map that do not affect the drawing. Half-leather binding of parchment and cloth maps, hand-lettered on the spine. "It is extremely painful for us in the depiction of the slave trade that we present to the public, to be able to offer nothing more than atrocious crimes and barbaric treatment." Thomas Clarkson, born in England in 1760, dedicated his life to achieving the abolition of slavery and the slave trade, first in his homeland and then in the United States, until his death in 1846.