Nothing less than the eternal - Hacking Abolition (7)

The previous post in my Hacking Abolition series focused on the insatiable reading appetite of the growing middle class and how Hannah More tapped not only into their sentiment, but their willingness to use expendable income to acquire thought-provoking works. 

With marketing savvy in mind, this post returns to More's supreme concern, writing with eternity in mind.  She does so in a controversial, even shocking way, to highlight another form of rampant slavery in her time: the fashionable wo...