Considerations on Negro Slavery

A passionate and well-reasoned argument against the institution of slavery in the United States. M'Donnell draws on his own experiences as a slave owner to illuminate the many moral, economic, and social harms of slavery, and makes a compelling case for its abolition. Considered a landmark text in the anti-slavery movement.

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