George harris’s letter is most closely connected to which theme? the power of true christianity the failed ideals of america the destruction of family even kind slave owners are involved in evil

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George is portrayed as an insightful and creative young fellow, He is capable and imaginative. At the point when he's sent to work in a sacking production line, he creates a work sparing machine for cleaning hemp, which changes the manner in which the industrial facility works. Lamentably, his "lord" is desirous of George's capacities and blames George's knowledge so as to rebuff and mortify him.  

Mr. Harris  threatens to drive George to forsake his significant other, Eliza, and their tyke, who are captives of the Shelbys, with the goal that George can "wed" one of Harris' own slaves. It's not astonishing that George experiences difficulty trusting that a cherishing, Christian God is behind these events.

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