Report Of The Discussion On American Slavery In Dr. Wardlaw's Chapel, Between George Thompson And R.j. Breckinridge Of Baltimore, United States, On The Evenings Of The 13Th-17Th June, 1836

This volume presents a detailed transcript of the historic debates on American slavery held in Dr. Wardlaw's Chapel in June 1836. The discussions feature George Thompson, a British abolitionist, and R.J. Breckinridge of Baltimore, representing opposing viewpoints on the controversial issue of slavery in the United States.

The report captures the intensity of the arguments, the moral and ethical considerations debated, and the broader social and political implications of slavery. This record provides valuable insight into the abolitionist movement and the complexities surrounding slavery during this period.

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