The suppressed tract! [i.e. The scriptural duties of masters] and The rejected tract! [i.e. The family relation as affected by slavery]
By: given word for word as submmitted to the publishing committee of the Am. Tract Society. Read and judge. Shall the society or the committee rule?
Publisher: [John A. Gray]
Published: 1858
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Subjects: Slavery; Controversial literature; Slaves; Religious education; Social conditions; Master and servant; American Tract Society
Other titles: To all evangelical Christians.
Notes: At head of title: To all evangelical Christians.

Concerning the publication by the society of Scriptural duties of masters, comprising a pastoral address of the Rt. Rev. William Meade; The duty of masters, a sermon kpreached in Danville, Kentucky, in 1846, by the Rev. John C. Young; brief selections from other publications, and The family relation as affected by slavery, by Charles K. Whipple. The first pamphlet which was suppressed is reprinted on p. 5-76, and Whipple's tract which was rejected forms the final 24 p.  cf. Sabin.

With facsimiles of some of the original title-pages.

Consists of two separate tracts suppressed by the American Tract Society. Printed and circulated by anti-slavery members of the society with the notification of the annual meeting May 12th, 1858.

Title page of 1st tract reads: ... Scriptural duties of masters. Comprising a pastoral address of ... William Meade ...