Moby-Dick and Melvilles Anti-Slavery Allegory

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The book explores the anti-slavery allegory embedded in Herman Melville's Moby-Dick, highlighting various symbols and allusions that contribute to this theme. Key elements discussed include the whale's albinism, the "Ship of State" motif, and references to figures like Calhoun, Jonah, and St. Paul. Through these symbols, the author delves into the deeper moral and philosophical implications of the novel, offering a fresh perspective on Melville's work and its commentary on slavery and society.