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Quakers' beliefs on slavery were ahead of the time period and represents a rather transformative
view of race relations in America. The first state to ban slavery was Pennsylvania, founded by
the Quaker William Penn. Pennsylvania was considered to be a Quaker state, at the time. The
Quakers' view of the Biblical tradition was one that fused religion with the...
Sunday, November 27, 2011
How did the Quakers' attitude toward slavery contrast with the existing laws of the time?
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