This essay examines the impact of New Divinity theology on the thought of abolitionist William Goodell. Over a 50-year career of ceaseless writing and speaking, he maintained that the central ideas of Samuel Hopkins and Jonathan Edwards Jr., what he called “radical orthodoxy,” comprised the moral foundation of immediate abolitionism.

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