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1854 WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. Thoughts on Abolition, the Civil War and a Changing Christianity. RARE Revival Titled in an 18th CenturyAn exceptionally rare item with no copies on the market at any price. During the 1840s and 50s, the church was in crisis. Much of the theological angst and questioning was a result of the churchs refusal to speak to the pro slavery powers clearly and take a moral stand against slavery. It caused a wholesale questioning of the church. It is perhaps not without analogy to our present situation. Present and contributing were William Lloyd Garrison [he