An analysis of Dr. Humphreys parallel between intemperance & the slave trade

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An analysis of Dr. Humphreys parallel between intemperance & the slave trade

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Amos A. Phelps writes that while the comparison between intemperance and the slave trade is useless, such a comparison does exert an influence. He proceeds to analyze and evaluate the parallel drawn by Humphrey and criticizes his arguments.
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