Gradual abolition, or, Water gruel and patience a cheap and wholesome succedaneum for nerve weakening tea and slave-wrought sugar recommended to the British fair by Scotch oeconomy. [graphic]April 23d, 1792.engTitle etched below image.Not in the Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum. Division I, political and personal satires.Temporary local subject terms: Allusion to the abolition of the slave trade -- Loss of trade -- Boycotts: sugar -- Food substitutes: salt for sugar -- Food: water-gruel -- Dishes -- Utensils: salt shovels -- Dialects: Scottish dialect -- Female fashion: court feathers as headdress -- Antisaccharites -- Eating -- Swearing.