1852 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Chattel Slavery a Sin against God & Man. Owned by Underground Railroad Conductor! Commentary like Alexander the coppersmith

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1852 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Chattel Slavery a Sin against God & Man. Owned by Underground Railroad Conductor! Commentary like Alexander the coppersmithA significant little volume; the present represents the single most influential print contribution of the Wesleyan Methodist movement to the Christian conversation in America regarding slavery. Smith was a Wesleyan Methodist minister in Ohio and editor of The Wesleyan Expositor. Many original American Methodists were loath to decry slavery with too much vigor as the national Methodist church was right on the brink of a split over the issue. Not so