Papers re Captured Negroes Enlisted & recruiting for the West India Regiments Published by the House of Commons, 1814
The Interference of the British legislature, in… the West India islands, respecting their slaves “By a zealous advocate for the abolition of the slave trade”, 1816
An historical survey of Saint Domingo with an account of the Maroons of Jamaica; and a history of the war in the West Indies, 1793-1794. By Bryan Edwards, 1801
Observations on the West India Company bill as printed and read a second time on Tuesday March 29 1855 by Sir Thomas F. Buxton, 1875
Leeward Islands: Returns relating to the salary, fees and other emoluments of Government Officials and Island Assemblies, 1821
A few notes on the history of the British West Indies Regiment. by Colonel C. Wood-Hill, Commander of the 1st Battalion British West Indies Regiment
A permanent and effectual remedy suggested for the evils under which the British West Indies now labour. by John Robley, 1808
The laws of Jamaica 1684. To which is added, the state of Jamaica, as it is now under the government of Sir Thomas Lynch
Annual customs returns of West India islands of the names, numbers, state and condition of all negroes… apprenticed in pursuance of… the abolition of the slave trade, 1821