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Газеты и периодика
Aberdeen Journal. 1792.
Analytical Review. 1789.
Annual Register. 1772,1777.
Anti-Jacobin; or, Weekly Examiner. 1797.
Argus. 1789.
Aris’s Birmingham Gazette. 1790.
Arminian Magazine. 1778-91.
Belfast News-Letter. 1791.
Birmingham and Stafford Chronicle. 1790.
Boston Gazette. 1772.
Caledonian Mercury. 1792.
Cambridge Chronicle and Journal. 1796.
Daily Advertiser. 1789.
Derby Mercury. 1791.
Diary; or Woodfall’s Register. 1789.
Dublin Chronicle. 1791.
Edinburgh Evening Courant. 1792.
European Magazine. 1797.
Freeman’s Journal (Dublin). 1791.
Gazeteer and New Daily Advertiser. 1792.
General Advertiser. 1789.
General Evening Post. 1792.
General Magazine and Impartial Review. 1789.
Gentleman’s Magazine. 1750–1800.
Georgia Gazette. 1765.
Glasgow Advertiser and Evening Intelligencer. 1792.
Glasgow Courier. 1792.
Gloucester Journal. 1793.
Leeds Mercury. 1791.
London Advertiser. 1788.
London Chronicle. 1774-90.
Manchester Mercury, & Harrop’s General Advertiser. 1790.
Massachusetts Spy: or, the Worcester Gazette. 1797.
Methodist Magazine (London). 1791.
Monthly Review. 1789.
Morning Chronicle, and London Advertiser. 1772–1800.
Morning Herald. 1786-97.
Morning Post, and Daily Advertiser. 1776-90.
Morning Post and Fashionable World. 1794.
Morning Star. 1789.
Newcastle Chronicle, or, Weekly Advertiser, and Register of News, Commerce, and Entertainment. 1792.
Norfolk Chronicle. 1794.
Northern Star (Belfast). 1791.
Norwich Mercury. 1794.
Oracle. 1792.
Pennsylvania Packet. 1774.
Political Magazine and Parliamentary, Naval, Military and Literary Journal. 1788-91.
Providence Gazette and Country Journal. 1797.
Public Advertiser. 1772-97.
Rambler. 1750.
Scots Magazine. 1772.
Sheffield Register, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, & Nottinghamshire Universal Advertiser. 1790.
Shrewsbury Chronicle. 1792.
Star. 1792.
Times (London). 1788-98.
Universal Magazine. 1791.
Virginia Gazette. 1752-55.
York Chronicle. 1791.
Архивные источники
Additional Manuscripts, Francis Place Collection, British Library.
John Audley Papers, Cambridgeshire Record Office.
Banks Collection (Al: 10), California State Library, Sutro Branch.
Sir Joseph Banks Papers, 1786-92, Natural History Museum, London.
Papers of Sir Joseph Banks (Series 73.028, 72.139), State Library of New South Wales
Binyon, Spriggs, and Other Worcester Family Papers, Worcestershire Record Office.
Dickson, William. “Diary of a Visit to Scotland, Sth January-19th March 1792 on Behalf of the Committee for the Abolition of the Slave Trade,” Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
George Germain Papers, part of Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Amherst Papers, William Clements Library, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Gibson MSS, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
John Kemp’s Commonplace Book, 1786, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
“Minute Book of the Committee of the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade,” British Library.
Minutes of Meeting for Sufferings, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
Minutes of the Committee on the Slave Trade, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
“MS Minutes Book of the Norwich Tusculan School, 27 Sept. 1793-2 May 1794,” Norfolk.
Public Record Office.
Plasterers’ Company Records, Guildhall Library.
Katherine Plymley Diary, Shropshire Record Office.
Public Record Office (PRO), Kew, England.
Admiralty (ADM).
Colonial Office (CO).
General Register Office (RG).
King’s Bench Prison (PRIS).
Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PROB).
Privy Council Office (PC).
Treasury (T).
Treasury Solicitor (TS).
James Ramsay Papers, MSS BRIT EMP. S.2, Rhodes House Library, Oxford University.
Granville Sharp Papers, Gloucestershire Record Office.
Spriggs MSS, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
Thompson-Clarkson MSS, Library of the Society of Friends House, London.
Journals of James Thompson Sr., 1758–1883 [sic], Archives nationales du Quebec.
Virginia Colonial Records Project Database, Library of Virginia.
Josiah Wedgwood Papers, Keele University Library Special Collections.
