Anti-Abolitionist Poetry: Exploring Hanna More’s ‘The Sorrows of Yamba’ and Anne Yearsley ‘A Poem on the Inhumanity of the Slave Trade’

We introduce the concept of compassion in the context of anti-slavery movement and anti-slave trade to introduce anti-slave trade to the readers, primarily and anti-abolition movement (which is one of the main consequences of colonialism) I handle it. The two texts we are dealing with provide a brief biography of the author and association in An Yearsley (1788) of "Yamba Grief" Hannah (1795) and "Poetry on Inhumanity of Slave Trade" To do. Contribution to the opposition against the death penalty campaign where literary history is more important.

Another article, the prose of Anne Cromatie Yearsley story "poetry of non-human slave trade" and in particular Britain, contributed to Bristol City and the slaves asked ways to adapt to their Christian tradition. Yearsley, when a young boy Luco was kidnapped from his house and sold slaves, the same story Orauda Iquiano and Prince Mary started and tells. Yearsley explains in families and beloved Incilanda Luco feel pain when Luco leaves. But reunion never planar and serima in Bellamiza · benevolent Oran, Luco and Incilanda, Luco died in the hands of the sown owner in sickness, he will burn him. Leslie then asks the reader: "Do we kill their supply?" (Dam Roche (Ed. 2003: 175)), the high cost of slave morals is the value of money for slave owners Will you appeal to those who question whether there is, and at what price will you save consumers?

As mentioned by folk custom William Cooper in textbooks, other British poets who are trying to raise support for slavery liberation campaign, which is from the viewpoint of slave merchants and slave writers. With the eyes of a greedy slave merchant, forced to endure sweet meat, slave conditions in Cooper, chutney, torture slaves such as whip and thumbscrews, tools for explanation, and inhuman boat joining, For hot, packaging for England and her colony. Like Cox, Cooper explains inhumane slave trade, which is trying to display his poetry to the audience, money from slaves is not worth the slave's moral dilemma brought on