Microfilm and transcripts of originals in Fulham and Lambeth Palaces (London) [S.l.].

11 microfilm reels. Correspondence, charters, minutes, treasurer's accounts, maps, and other records of the society documenting its work in advancing the Christian faith among the enslaved persons, and following the abolition of slavery in 1836, the free people of the British West Indies as well as in Barbadoes, Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and the Mauritius. Documents role of the society in spreading awareness of the realities of slavery chiefly in the American colonies during the 18th and 19th centuries. Also documents its involvement in the field of learning particularly in the early years of Harvard College, Massachusetts, and of the College of William & Mary, Virginia. Includes material pertaining to grants providing for the education of Native American students at the College of William & Mary.