Publisher's Synopsis
"Anti-Slavery Poems III" offers a powerful collection of poetry from John Greenleaf Whittier, a prominent voice in the 19th-century antislavery movement. This volume, meticulously prepared for print republication, stands as a testament to the era's fervent debates surrounding abolitionism and social justice in American history. Whittier's poems provide a window into the moral and ethical struggles of a nation grappling with the institution of slavery. As a key figure in the literary landscape of the time, Whittier used his verse to advocate for the end of slavery and to champion the cause of human rights. This collection continues to resonate with its exploration of enduring themes of freedom, equality, and the fight against injustice, serving as a significant historical and literary document of the American experience. This is Vol. 3, Part 3.
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