A defence of the Wesleyan Methodist missions in the West Indies including a refutation of the charges in Mr. Marryat's "Thoughts on the abolition of the slave trade, &c." and in other publications, with facts and anecdotes illustrative of the moral state of the slaves, and of the operation of missions /

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