Collected Works, Containing His Theological, Polemical, and Critical Writings, Sermons, Speeches, and Addresses, and Literary Miscellanies, Vol. 6 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The bold 19th-century voice that links liberty to justice, urging action against slavery in America.

This tract presents a rigorous critique of slavery as a moral, political, and social crisis. It argues that freedom must be protected by law, and it places the United States at a decisive crossroads between a democratic ideal and an expanding system of human bondage. The speaker connects faith, governance, and human rights in a call to conscience and public duty.

Through impassioned analysis, the writing contrasts Northern resolve with Southern power, and it challenges readers to recognize the stakes of national policy, moral leadership, and the future of liberty in the Americas.

• Explains how slavery shapes law, politics, and daily life in America.


• Offers a historically grounded view of liberty, rights, and national duty.


• Analyzes the moral and practical costs of maintaining slavery.


• Provides a rallying call for reformers and supporters of abolition.

Ideal for readers interested in abolition history, 19th-century reform movements, and political sermons on liberty and justice.

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