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Three Prize Essays on American Slavery

By R. B. (Richard Bowers) Thurston

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

** In a time of great division, voices rise to challenge the chains of bondage, arguing that owning another human being defies the laws of both God and humankind.

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2010-05-19
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** "Three Prize Essays on American Slavery" by R. B. (Richard Bowers) Thurston is a compilation of essays that explores the complex issues surrounding American slavery in the 1800s; with arguments primarily rooted in Christian beliefs, the essays question the legitimacy and ethical standing of slavery, casting it as a transgression against both divine laws and human rights. The collection emphasizes the importance of truthful dialogue and seeks to unite Christian perspectives on this divisive topic through theological and ethical arguments. By challenging the concept of one person owning another, the author provokes a discussion on how slavery affects morality and human rights, advocating for a society that recognizes the dignity and worth of every individual within a framework aligned with Christian principles. **

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