1860 CONFEDERATE ANTI-SLAVERY TEXT. The Impending Crisis of the South. Rare in Fine Wraps. Exposition

1860 CONFEDERATE ANTI-SLAVERY TEXT. The Impending Crisis of the South. Rare in Fine Wraps. ExpositionA finely preserved example of one of the most significant anti slavery texts to originate in the South. Helper was a pragmatist. He argued slavery was a short term fix for the South that would, in the long term lead to economic decline. He further argued that slavery and slave holding were injurious to non slaveholding whites economically and should therefore be abolished. It became a significant and influential abolitionist text, was used extensively

Printed for Ralph Smith at the Sign of the Bible in Corn-hill near the Royal Exchange

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Before the Managers of the Boston Female Asylum

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Sermon on Galatians 6

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1794 to November 18

Immediately on the receipt of the call