The Opportunity; or, Reasons for an Immediate Alliance With St. Domingo. By the Author of "The Crisis of the Sugar Colonies."

The book provides an in-depth analysis of Britain's foreign policy decisions in the aftermath of the Haitian Revolution, exploring the geopolitical implications and strategic considerations of the time. It examines how the revolution influenced Britain's stance on colonialism and its relationships with other nations, offering insights into the complexities of international diplomacy during this pivotal period. First published in 1804, the work sheds light on the historical context and the evolving attitudes towards slavery and independence.