Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

fixing day for fasting and prayer, 1774, [239].

Burgess, J. W., on reactionary influence of John Brown's Raid, [178];

on effect of sympathy evinced for John Brown in many parts of the North, [178].

Burke, Edmund, on England's participation in slave trade and Virginia's opposition, [17];

on John Hampden's position, [229].

Byrd, Colonel William, anti-slavery sentiments of, 1736, [16], Note 3.

Caldwell, E. B., prominent in organizing American Colonization Society, [61].

Cameron, Simon, his reply, as Secretary of War, to President Lincoln's request for opinion on provisioning Fort Sumter, [281] and [289].

Carlile, John S., on protection of slavery by the Union, [223].

Carr, Dabney, author of resolutions providing for intercolonial committees of correspondence, [239].