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"More Seeds of Knowledge; Or, Another Peep at Charles" by Julia Corner offers a glimpse into 19th-century education and social consciousness. This volume, subtitled "Being an Account of Charles's Progress in Learning, About Black Slaves, a Conversation on History and Missionaries," explores complex historical themes through a juvenile lens. Designed to educate young readers, the book delves into topics like slavery, the role of missionaries, and historical events.
Corner's work provides a valuable historical perspective on societal attitudes and educational practices of the time. Intended as juvenile nonfiction, it presents information in an accessible format for young minds, sparking conversations about prejudice, racism, and the importance of religious figures in shaping global history. This carefully prepared print edition allows readers to engage with a historical text that reflects a specific era's approach to education and social issues. A fascinating read for anyone interested in social sciences and the historical portrayal of significant global themes.
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