The Bible Against Slavery

Theodore Dwight Weld (1803–1895) was a prominent abolitionist in the antebellum United States. A man of profound moral conviction and religious fervor, Weld was an architect of the American abolitionist movement, dedicating his life to the eradication of slavery. Weld's most influential work, 'The Bible Against Slavery' (1837), underscores his scholarly approach towards abolitionism, utilizing scr...