The Trial of Theodore Parker for "Misdemeanor" in Faneuil Hall for an Anti-Kidnapping Speech, Before the United States Court of Appeals in Boston, April 3, 1855, with Defense, by Theodore Parker is a seminal work of literature that reflects the complex social relations and struggle for human rights in the 19th century. In this book, the author covers the trial, which became a symbol of the struggle for freedom of speech and opposition to slavery. Various aspects of justice, politics and morality are discussed in the context of the importance of the principles on which justice is based. This book is an important document of history and leaves a great mark in the hearts of readers, inspiring them to join the moral struggle for truth and justice.