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The Anti-Slavery Alphabet - A Poignant Journey Through the Anti-Slavery Movement

Anonymous

Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

Anonymous' 'The Anti-Slavery Alphabet' is a groundbreaking piece of literature that aims to educate children on the horrors of slavery through an unconventional medium. The book takes the form of an alphabet book, using each letter to highlight a different aspect of the anti-slavery movement, from 'A is for Abolitionist' to 'Z is for Zimmerman, the Man who Shot Anderson'. The literary style is simple yet impactful, with poignant illustrations that accompany each letter. This book serves as an important tool in opening up conversations about slavery and social justice to even the youngest readers. In the context of the time it was published, 'The Anti-Slavery Alphabet' would have been considered radical and controversial, challenging the status quo and advocating for change in a time of great social upheaval. Despite the anonymity of the author, their passion for abolishing slavery shines through in every page of this powerful book.

Available since: 11/20/2019.

Print length: 427 pages.

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