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Acknowledgments | p. vii |
Introduction | p. ix |
Introduction to the 1847 Edition | p. 1 |
The Letter from Dr. Fuller to the Editor of the Christian Reflector | p. 3 |
Dr. Wayland's Letters to Dr. Fuller | p. 12 |
Errors on Both Sides | p. 12 |
Definition of Slavery-Two Meanings of the Term Moral Evil-Slavery a Violation of Human Rights | p. 18 |
The Holding of Slaves Does Not Necessarily Involve Guilt-Principles by Which the Innocence or Guilt Is to Be Determined | p. 28 |
Examination of the Argument in Favor of SLAVERY from the Old Testament | p. 38 |
The Doctrine of Expediency | p. 49 |
The Argument in Favor of Slavery from the New Testament | p. 58 |
The Method of Prohibiting Slavery in the New Testament-Principles and Permission | p. 71 |
The Duties Devolving on Christian Slaveholders | p. 82 |
Dr. Fuller's Letters to Dr. Wayland | p. 94 |
The Southern States Not Answerable for the Existence of Domestic Slavery | p. 94 |
Slavery Is Not to be Confounded with the Abuses of Slavery | p. 102 |
Slavery Proper, No Violation of Right-Analogy with Civil Government-Despotism-Comparison of the Condition of Slaves with That of Laborers in Other Countries | p. 109 |
The Argument from the Old Testament | p. 122 |
The Argument form the New Testament-Argument, Inference, Proof, Demonstration | p. 136 |
The Mode of Teaching by Principle in this Case at Variance with the Character of God-The Practice of the Primitive Church | p. 149 |
Dr Wayland's Closing Letter | p. 166 |
Appendix I | p. 187 |
Appendix II | p. 198 |
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