... an all white Methodist family that believed in "christianizing the slaves for a better time ahead" (10). "So their own Negroes might be saved, the Turner's held prayer services on their farm and took the blacks to Sunday chapel" which also denotes how the Turner's felt about religion" (10). Nat's family and other slaves at the household agreed that he was meant ... in which the southern and the northern slaveholders felt. In the south, they felt that they should have someone to blame, so they "linked the revolt to a sinister Northern abolitionist plot to destroy their cherished way of l...

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