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"Conflict With Slavery," by John Greenleaf Whittier, delves into the tumultuous history of slavery in the United States and its profound impact on the nation's trajectory toward Civil War. As a vital part of the author's collected works, this volume offers valuable insight into the antislavery movement and the complex political landscape of the era.
Exploring the inherent tensions and moral dilemmas surrounding slavery, Whittier's work provides a historical lens through which to understand the deep-seated divisions that ultimately led to armed conflict. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the historical, social, and political factors that shaped the United States during this critical period. A compelling study of the era, relevant for those interested in abolition, African American history, and the legacy of slavery.
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