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From Peace To Freedom: Quaker Rhetoric And The Birth Of American Antislavery, 16571761,New Ehmann But Fate Cannot So Easily

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But Fate Cannot So Easily Be Defied

Rabbi Israel Ben Eliezer (17001760)

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From Peace To Freedom: Quaker Rhetoric And The Birth Of American Antislavery, 16571761,New Ehmann But Fate Cannot So EasilyIn The First Book To Investigate In Detail The Origins Of Antislavery Thought And Rhetoric Within The Society Of Friends, Brycchan Carey Shows How The Quakers Turned Against Slavery In The First Half Of The Eighteenth Century And Became The First Organization To Take A Stand Against The Slave Trade. Through Meticulous Examination Of The Earliest Writings Of The Friends, Including Journals And Letters, Carey Reveals The Societys Gradual Transition From

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