Bound with Them in Chains: A Biographical History of the Antislavery Movement (Contributions in American History)

Book info: Bound with Them in Chains: A Biographical History of the Antislavery Movement (Contributions in American History) (Hardcover, 334 pages) – Praeger, 1972. Language: English.

Studies the lives and work of ten leaders to illuminate the similarities and differences between abolitionists Editorial Reviews Review ?The straightforward biographical narrative, which happily lays claim to no facile psychological insights, does indeed recreate a historical portrait of the values, ideals, and motivations of reform-minded moralists of the early nineteenth century. As such it is a useful addition to antislavery literature and should be particularly valuable for students of the period.?-Journal of American History

"The straightforward biographical narrative, which happily lays claim to no facile psychological insights, does indeed recreate a historical portrait of the values, ideals, and motivations of reform-minded moralists of the early nineteenth century. As such it is a useful addition to antislavery literature and should be particularly valuable for students of the period."-Journal of American History About the Author

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