The Slavery Question

The Slavery Question, written by John Lawrence in 1854, is a historical account that addresses the moral, political, and religious implications of slavery in the United States. Lawrence, an abolitionist, condemns slavery as a profound iniquity and calls for urgent action against this institution. The book emphasizes the injustices faced by enslaved individuals and critiques the complicity of American churches and government in perpetuating slavery. Through a passionate preface and urgent tone, Lawrence seeks to awaken the conscience of readers regarding the plight of three million enslaved people.