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1846 WILLIAM JAY. Lambastes South Carolina Bishop for Being no Better than a Slave Trader. Revival Attractive pocket edition of aA very attractive stitched example in an excellent state of preservation. Jay lambastes Silliman, accusing him of being the only Episcopal leader to actually argue for the expansion of slavery and to justify it on a theological basis, being even more pro slavery than the Bishop of Texas and Alabama. Jay, William. A Letter to the Right Rev. L. Silliman Ives, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of South Carolina, Occasioned by his