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Enmities and Barbarities of the Rebellion (1861)

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Inaugural address on Christian college instruction and governance. An accompanying essay condemns the Confederate rebellion, blaming slavery for its hatred and barbarities.
Archive ⬩ Education, Race Relations and Slavery, War and Peace
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James Henley Thornwell (November 27, 1812 – December 1, 1862) was an American Presbyterian theologian, minister, and professor whose rigorous Reformed teaching at South Carolina College and Columbia Theological Seminary deeply shaped Southern Presbyterian doctrine in the mid-19th century. A prolific writer and church leader, he defended confessional Calvinism and articulated a theological vision that emphasized church unity and doctrinal fidelity.

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