An edition of Slavery indefensible: showing that the relation of slave and slaveholder has no foundation either in the law of nature or of Christianity, with remarks on communion with pro-slavery churches. (1847)

Slavery indefensible

showing that the relation of slave and slaveholder has no foundation either in the law of nature or of Christianity, with remarks on communion with pro-slavery churches.

by Michael Willis

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Slavery indefensible

showing that the relation of slave and slaveholder has no foundation either in the law of nature or of Christianity, with remarks on communion with pro-slavery churches.

by Michael Willis

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1847

Publisher

Maurice Ogle & Son

Language

English

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Edition Notes

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"... lecture ... delivered at the request of the Free Church Anti-Slavery Society."

"Speech of Dr. Willis in the Free Presbytery of Glasgow, October 7, 1846: Overture on slavery in America:" p. 16-23.

Published in: Glasgow

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Pagination: 23 p.
Number of pages: 23

Edition Identifiers

Open Library: OL17124309M

Work Identifiers

Work ID: OL15290263W

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Slavery indefensible

showing that the relation of slave and slaveholder has no foundation either in the law of nature or of Christianity, with remarks on communion with pro-slavery churches.

by Michael Willis