In this comprehensive study of slavery, John Fletcher offers readers a clear and accessible guide to the history of the institution, its impact on society, and efforts to abolish it. Featuring eight distinct lessons with subtopics and discussion questions, this book provides an excellent resource for anyone seeking to understand the complex legacy of slavery in America.

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