In this powerful collection, Haven brings together the speeches, sermons, and letters of prominent voices in the fight against slavery, offering readers a firsthand account of the struggle for abolition. With eloquence and passion, these writers argue for the rights and dignity of all people, and condemn the inhumanity of slavery in all its forms.

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