British politician, poet, and novelist Lewis (1775-1818) inherited
his family estate in Jamaica in 1812, and visited it in 1815 and
1817. On his second visit, he contracted yellow fever and died on
the way back to England. The slave trade had been outlawed in
Britain in 1807, but the existing slaves in the British West Indies
would not be emancipat
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