That is all well and good what Britain did on the high seas after a few centuries of both transporting and directly slave-driving in its colonial plantations, but it goes to show just how badly Americans know their(our) own history. It’s a reflection of what I know most don’t want to hear. We are all a product of the manipulation of history progressives have been doing since well before the 1920s.
But to stick with the main point that I stated. Britain does not own abolitionism. America does. If more young Americans knew this fact it would be a lot harder for progressives to do their guilt tripping.
That Declaration is just sitting there, it’s a gold mine waiting to be used and nobody wants the gold.
American slavery laws being vetoed:
https://archive.org/details/snf093_2209_librivox
Historians used to blame American slavery on Britain. When did that change?
https://librivox.org/the-wrong-of-slavery-by-robert-dale-owen/
American efforts going back well before the 1770s, including work directly done by “the” Founding Fathers.
https://librivox.org/anti-slavery-in-america-1619-1808-by-mary-s-locke/