Selections From the Writings of William Halls

William Halls was a prolific writer and thinker whose essays and speeches offer a rich perspective on life in 19th century America. This collection of Halls' writings, introduced by an autobiographical sketch of the author, provides a fascinating window into this important period in our nation's history. From his critiques of slavery and racism to his reflections on democracy and education, Halls' words still resonate with relevance today.

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