Publisher's Synopsis
A groundbreaking work of political philosophy that challenges readers to consider the moral implications of slavery and its role in American society. Written by an anonymous author (now believed to be Robert Walsh) and formerly owned by John Adams, this book provides a fascinating insight into the early debates over slavery and its place in the new nation. An essential read for anyone interested in the history of American politics and social justice.
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