Slavery In History

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Exploring the inescapable laws of history, the text argues that just as nature punishes violations of hygiene, societies face consequences for deviating from historical laws. It emphasizes that slavery is not a natural state for humanity, citing historical examples of various races, including Jews and Asiatics, who experienced captivity. The narrative highlights how slavery leads to violent struggles for freedom, often resulting in the downfall of entire states. The work critiques the historical figures who once justified slavery, suggesting a need to revisit their legacies.