SuitabookSlavery and moral responsibility
Millie prepares a Bible study on slavery and travels to a cotton plantation to investigate the truth firsthand.
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Martha Finley - Author
This offers a faith-centred historical-fiction story in which a teenager’s convictions meet plantation life, unfamiliar relatives and the question of how to understand slavery beyond stories heard at home.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a faith-centred historical-fiction story in which a teenager’s convictions meet plantation life, unfamiliar relatives and the question of how to understand slavery beyond stories heard at home.
Millie prepares a Bible study on slavery and travels to a cotton plantation to investigate the truth firsthand.
Millie’s Christian convictions accompany her to unfamiliar relatives and a plantation while she considers how to live out her faith.
Millie leaves her Indiana family and frontier home because a visit to her uncle’s plantation may help her persistent cough.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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