Back to Record

The integrity of our national union, vs. abolitionism:
an argument from the Bible, in proof of the position that believing masters ought to be honored and obeyed by their own servants, and tolerated in, not excommunicated from, the church of God:

APA Citation

Junkin, G. (1843). The integrity of our national union, vs. abolitionism: an argument from the Bible, in proof of the position that believing masters ought to be honored and obeyed by their own servants, and tolerated in, not excommunicated from, the church of God. Cincinatti: Printed by R. P. Donogh.

MLA Citation

Junkin, George, 1790-1868. [from old catalog]. The Integrity of Our National Union, Vs. Abolitionism: an Argument From the Bible, In Proof of the Position That Believing Masters Ought to Be Honored And Obeyed by Their Own Servants, And Tolerated In, Not Excommunicated From, the Church of God. Cincinatti: Printed by R. P. Donogh, 1843.

Warning: These citations may not always be complete (especially for serials).

The integrity of our national union, vs. abolitionism: an argument from the Bible, in proof of the position that believing masters ought to be honored and obeyed by their own servants, and tolerated in, not excommunicated from, the church of God:

APA Citation

MLA Citation

The integrity of our national union, vs. abolitionism:
an argument from the Bible, in proof of the position that believing masters ought to be honored and obeyed by their own servants, and tolerated in, not excommunicated from, the church of God: