1842 SLAVES & CHRISTIANITY. The Religious Instruction of the Negroes on Georgia Plantations. Ephemera but in the spiritual as

but in the spiritual as well

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1842 SLAVES & CHRISTIANITY. The Religious Instruction of the Negroes on Georgia Plantations. Ephemera but in the spiritual asThe first of three editions of a scarce and desirable work. Charles Colcock Jones was a Georgia plantation owner as well as a Presbyterian minister. He here insists upon the moral obligation to teach Christianity to the enslaved, without questioning the morality of slavery. The first hundred pages are devoted to a rather stilted, though detailed, history of American slavery. Afro Americana 5378; Howes J193; Sabin 36470; not in Blockson. Only offered a