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The Negro in Tennessee, 1790-1865

Note 144 — Chapter V · Religious and Social Aspects of Slavery

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Ibid., p. 285. The committee reported that “a neglect of this (religious education) is inconsistent with the character of a Christian master, but the observance might prevent, in great part, what is really the moral evil attending slavery—namely, allowing precious souls under the charge of masters to perish for lack of knowledge.”

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