"The Bible And Slavery: A Brief Examination Of The Old And New Testaments On Servitude" is a historical analysis of biblical texts in relation to the institution of slavery. Published in 1867, this work delves into interpretations of the Old and New Testaments to address the contentious issues surrounding servitude during a pivotal period in history. This book provides a window into the religious and moral arguments of the time, reflecting the complex interplay between scripture, ethics, and societal norms.
Featuring Wendell Phillips as a former owner, this volume connects to significant figures and movements of the era. It offers valuable insights into the theological debates that shaped perspectives on slavery and abolition, making it an essential resource for understanding the intellectual and social landscape of the 19th century.
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