To be silent-- would be criminal

To be silent-- would be criminal

the antislavery influence and writings of Anthony Benezet

by Irv A. Brendlinger

Book 20 of Pietist and Wesleyan studies --

2007
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Introduces the development of an anti-slavery movement in America largely driven by the influence and writings of Quaker leader Anthony Benezet. The early part of the text is a serious of letters from Benezet to prominent religious and political leaders, The second part of the book is a general discussion of the slave-trade and in particular the slave-trade from Guinea written by Benezet.

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