Conscience and Slavery

Explore the compelling narrative of "Conscience and Slavery" by Vistor B. Howard, published by Kent State University Press in 1990. This insightful work delves into the complex relationship between the church and state regarding slavery in the United States, illuminating their significant roles in the events that culminated in the Civil War. Spanning 263 pages, Howard meticulously chronicles the domestic missions within Calvinist churches during the antebellum period, drawing connections between free-soil ideologies and post-millennialist thought. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in American history, Calvinism, and the intricate dynamics of slavery and emancipation. Discover how moral and social challenges shaped a nation on the brink of transformation.