Author: Parker, Theodore
Synopsis:
In "The Trial of Theodore Parker: For the 'Misdemeanor' of a Speech in Faneuil Hall against Kidnapping," Theodore Parker finds himself on trial for expressing his views against the heinous act of kidnapping. Set in Boston in 1855, the story follows Parker's defense as he passionately argues for the abolition of slavery and the immorality of human trafficking. As the trial unfolds, Parker's words challenge the very foundations of the legal system and ignite a fierce debate about freedom, justice, and the power of speech.
Genres:
Historical Fiction, Legal Drama, Political Commentary
Themes:
Freedom of Speech, Abolitionism, Morality, Justice
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