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Published by Crocker & Brewster. Stuart, a minister and Professor of Biblical Studies at Andover Seminary (near Boston), justifies slavery using a Biblical argument. Also predicts the economic repercussions of abolition: Suppose the black population are made free; then what is to be done with them after this, specially in those States, or parts of States, where they are more numerous than the whites; how are they going to live and prosper... What then I ask the Abolitionists... what is to be done with such a population? Argues for colonization.

Slavery --- Stuart, Moses, --- Constitution (United States) --- Africa

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Published by Crocker & Brewster. Stuart, a minister and Professor of Biblical Studies at Andover Seminary (near Boston), justifies slavery using a Biblical argument. Also predicts the economic repercussions of abolition: Suppose the black population are made free; then what is to be done with them after this, specially in those States, or parts of States, where they are more numerous than the whites; how are they going to live and prosper... What then I ask the Abolitionists... what is to be done with such a population? Argues for colonization.

Slavery --- African American history --- Colonization --- Economics --- Enslaved persons --- Religion --- Emancipation --- Stuart, Moses, --- Constitution (United States) --- Africa

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Stuart, Moses, -- 1780-1852 -- Conscience and the Constitution --- Slavery -- United States --- Stuart