Facts for the People of the Free States

About this book

In the fervent atmosphere of the mid-19th century abolitionist movement, "Facts for the People of the Free States" by William Harned emerges as a crucial discourse on the moral imperatives surrounding slavery. This compelling document challenges the institution of slavery by invoking the principles of unalienable rights and the moral obligation to uphold justice. Harned's incisive arguments resonate with civic activists and historians alike, providing a foundational understanding of the societal shifts during this pivotal era. As it navigates the complex interplay of ethics and law, this work serves as an essential resource for those committed to understanding the historical context of freedom and equality in America. Engage with Harned's insights and discover the power of informed activism.