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English, 29.01.2020 21:50 nockturnal1993

Why did samuel sewall write "the selling of joseph: a memorial"?

to explain why joseph was sold into slavery
to refute the claims of proponents of slavery
to encourage readers to convert slaves to christianity
to gain support for an abolitionist law freeing the slaves

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