A Treatise on Slavery, in Which is Shown Forth the Evil of Slaveholding, Both From the Light of Nature and Divine Revelation. Vevay, Printed at the In (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175840301)

"A Treatise on Slavery" by James Duncan, originally printed in 1824, presents a compelling argument against slavery based on both natural law and divine revelation. This treatise offers valuable insight into the moral and ethical debates surrounding slavery in the early 19th century United States. Duncan's work provides a window into the abolitionist movement and the religious justifications used to condemn the practice of slaveholding. This edition makes a historical text accessible to modern readers interested in American history, religious thought, and the ongoing struggle for human rights.

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