Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

on position of Union men in Virginia after her secession, [297].

Ballagh, J. H., on Virginia's primacy in prohibiting African slave trade, [25];

on slavery debate in Virginia's Legislature, 1832, [46];

on estimate of number of slaves freed in Virginia, [102].

Bancroft, George, on Virginia's effort to prohibit importation of slaves, [17];

on Virginia's Bill of Rights, [23];

on Ordinance of 1787, [27];

on injurious effect of slavery on Virginia, [127];

estimate of Virginia's action in calling for intercolonial committees of correspondence, [239];

estimate of Virginia's action in securing Convention at Philadelphia, 1787, [239].