Thomas Clarkson Libros

A fiery defense of slavery and the southern way of life, Hammond's letters to Clarkson offer a rare and candid glimpse into the mind of a die-hard defender of the 'peculiar institution'. Despite their controversial and offensive content, these letters remain a valuable primary source for the study of slavery and its impact on American society and politics.

An Essay on the Doctrines and Practice of the Early Christians is a thought-provoking analysis of the views of early Christians on war and violence. Clarkson's insights into the teachings of Christianity provide a unique perspective on the question of just war.

A comprehensive examination of Quakerism and the beliefs of its followers, including discussions on pacifism, social justice, and the role of women in the Quaker community.

In this powerful essay, Thomas Clarkson argues against the re-opening of the slave trade in Jamaica. He details the horrific conditions faced by enslaved people, and makes a compelling case for the moral imperative to abolish slavery altogether. Written with passion and conviction, this book is a moving testament to the fight for freedom.

This classic work provides an in-depth exploration of Quakerism, one of the most distinctive religious movements in history. With thoughtful analysis and vivid descriptions, the author paints a rich and complex portrait of this fascinating community. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in religion and spirituality.