Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

Branch, Thomas, remarks of, in Virginia Convention, 1861, on President Lincoln's First Inaugural, [265].

Brent, George W., remarks of, in Virginia Convention, 1861, on influence of Abolitionists in North, and Free Traders in South, in precipitating the Civil War, [266].

Broadnax, William H., views expressed in slavery debate, 1832, [47];

anti-slavery sentiments of, [92].

Brokenbrough, John W., delegate from Virginia to Peace Conference, 1861, [246].

Brown Co., Ohio, colonization of Samuel Gist's slaves in, [66].

Brown, John, John W. Burgess's estimate of reactionary influence of his Raid and of Northern sympathy, [178];

disastrous influence of his Raid upon sentiment in the South, [178];

Lincoln's estimate of his Raid, [195];

captured by United States soldiers, [212];