Earl Russell and the Slave Power

About this book

In the turbulent era of the American Civil War, "Earl Russell and the Slave Power" by the Union and Emancipation Society (Manchester) emerges as a critical examination of political dynamics surrounding slavery and foreign policy. This compelling document scrutinizes Earl Russell's stance on the Confederacy and his influence on British neutrality, highlighting the moral implications of supporting a slaveholding regime. With a focus on unalienable rights and the ethical responsibilities of nations, this work serves as an essential resource for students, civic activists, and historians alike. Delve into the intricate interplay of power and morality during a pivotal moment in history, and discover how the choices of leaders can shape the course of justice and human rights.