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Book Review: II. Historical-Theological Studies: Eerdmans' Handbook to the History of Christianity

Miller uses Jefferson's views on slavery as an approach for examining the idealism and reality regarding slavery in colonial America. Not only does he discuss Jefferson's varying interpretations of slavery but he also describes significant aspects of the black experience in the early days of the American republic. The slavery controversy moved from the idealized, pastoral phenomenon to become the "fire bell in the night" which divided a nation.