Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

views of Daniel Webster upon, [55];

views of Stephen A. Douglas upon, [56];

views of Thomas Ewing upon, [56];

views of George Lunt upon, [57];

views of George Ticknor Curtis upon, [57];

views of Theodore Roosevelt upon, [58];

views of William Henry Smith upon, [58];

attitude of, contrasted with that of Republicans, [194], [195];

efforts of, to defeat fugitive slave law, [200], [201];

purpose and methods of, [210], [212];