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Published in 1910, this book argues for the abolition of white slavery in the United States by outlining the various forms of exploitation faced by women and children. Written by Warren Burton, a Congregationalist minister and social reformer, this book presents a passionate call to action for American citizens to recognize the enormity of the problem and work towards a solution.

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