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SINFULNESS
OF
AMERICAN SLAVERY:
PROVED FROM
ITS EVIL SOURCES; ITS INJUSTICE; ITS WRONGS; ITS CONTRARIETY
TO MANY SCRIPTURAL COMMANDS, PROHIBITIONS, AND
PRINCIPLES, AND TO THE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT;
AND FROM ITS EVIL EFFECTS;
TOGETHER WITH OBSERVATIONS ON EMANCIPATION, AND THE
DUTIES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS IN REGARD
TO SLAVERY.
BY
REV. CHARLES ELLIOTT, D. D.
EDITED BY
REV. B. F. TEFFT, . D.
Thou shalt not steal.-b-EIGHTH COMMkNDMENT.
He that stealeth a man and selleth him, or if he be found in his hand, he shall
surely be put to death.-Exonus xxI, 16.
The law is made . . for men-stealers.--1 TIMhOTHY a, 9, 10.
Hominum fures, qui vel servos vel liberos abducunt, rotinent, vendunt, vel emunt.
[Those are men-stealers who abduct, keep, sell, or buy slaves or freemen.)-PooL's
SYNOPSIS ON 1 TimOTHY I, 9, 10.
'Every American who loves his country, should dedicate his whole life, and
every faculty of his soul, to efface the foul stain [of slavery] from its character.-
EDINBURG REVIEW, No. LXI, p. 146.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOLUME I.
NEGRO UNIVERSITIES PRESS
NEW YORK](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/sinfulamv0001&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)