Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

President Tyler's message against, 1841-42, [38];

appeal of Henry A. Wise against, 1845, 38-[39];

President Taylor's message against, 1849, [39].

Agriculture in Virginia, injurious effects of slavery upon, [127]-[137].

Amalgamation of blacks and whites, Governor James McDowell on, [163];

William C. Rives on, [163]-[164];

M. de Tocqueville on, [164];

Stephen A. Douglas on, [165];

General William T. Sherman on, [165];

William H. Seward on, [165];