CHANNING, William E. - Slavery

1836. CHANNING, William E. SLAVERY. Boston: James Munroe and Comapny, 1836. Second edition, revised. 183 pp. 12mo. blue ribbed cloth stamped in gilt and blind (spine sunned to green). Corners gently bumped, gilt lettering bright. Heavy foxing to endpapers; missing rear flyleaf. Occasional light to moderate foxing to interior. Small chip to contents page at bottom corner, not affecting text. Very good overall. Channing, one of the pioneers of the Unitarian movement, was Pastor of the Federal Street Church in Boston from 1803 until his death in 1842. This text is a discourse on the amorality of slavery. .

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