Temperance reform divides village religious leaders in 1810
A local temperance society accuses nine professors of religion of opposing reform by aiding gambling and alcohol. Aimed at enlisting all Christians, the plea urges women and households to shun slave-made cotton and join moral action, linking slavery abolition to temperance and faith.
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