Logical' Luther Lee and the Methodist War Against Slavery

'Logical' Luther Lee and the Methodist War Against Slavery by Paul Leslie Kaufman is a compelling exploration of one of the founding figures of Wesleyan Methodism. Published in 2000, this hardback edition spans 296 pages, delving deep into the life, politics, and theology of Luther Lee, an influential 19th-century reformer and ordained minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Kaufman meticulously examines Lee's significant contributions to the antislavery movement, highlighting how his beliefs and actions shaped the course of American history. This biography not only sheds light on Lee's role in the fight against slavery but also provides insights into the broader context of Christianity and social reform during a tumultuous era. Ideal for readers interested in American history, religion, and the abolitionist movement, this book is a valuable addition to any collection. Discover the profound impact of Luther Lee on both the Methodist Church and the pursuit of justice in society.