The Negro Slaves

Set in the 18th-century Caribbean, this play delves into the lives of enslaved Africans as they plot a rebellion against their oppressors. It poignantly illustrates the brutal realities of slavery and the moral conflicts faced by the white characters, torn between power and conscience. Through its dramatic narrative, the work serves as a powerful critique of oppression and a call for social justice, emphasizing the enduring importance of freedom. This edition is a facsimile reprint, preserving the cultural significance of the original text.