Question

How slavery was finally abolished I in france

Answer 1

In points-
1) one of the most revolutionary social reforms of the jacobine regime was the abolition of slavery in the france colonies.
2) through the 18 century there was little criticism of slavery in France. The national assembly held long debates about whether the right of man should be extended to all French subjects including those in the colonies.
3)it was finally the convention which in 1794 legislated to free all slave in the French averseas possessions.

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Answer 2

One of the most difficult political reforms of the Jacobin was the abolition of servitude in French colonies.  

During the 18th there was a slight  criticization of servitude in France. The general association held long discussions on the benefits of men and whether they should be extended to all French nationals including those in French colonies. However, administrators did not enact any laws, fearing humiliation from the businessman whose interests depend on the slave trade.

In 1794 it was eventually the conference which constituted to release all slaves in French overseas territories. It was, however, a short-term trial because in 1804 Napoleon reintroduced slave holding. However, plantation masters realized their freedom in pursuance of their commercial interests. Eventually, on the 27th of April 1848, a judgment was signified to free all 250.000 workers in the French colonies and slavery was ultimately abolished in 1848.