Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

Carroll, Charles of Carrolton, President of American Colonization Society, [62].

Carter, Robert, deeds, emancipating slaves, [105].

Cass Co., Michigan, colonization in, of Sampson Sanders' slaves, [70].

Chadwick, F. E., analysis of census showing number of Virginia's slaveholders, [124];

estimate of number of Virginians living beyond the State, 1860, [128];

on the prominent men, parties to John Brown's Raid, [219].

Chandler, John A., anti-slavery sentiments, [92].

Chandler, Zachariah, letter regarding Peace Conference, 1861, [249].

Channing, William Ellery, on adverse influence of Abolitionists, [53].

Chase, Salmon P., on impossibility of complete enforcement of fugitive slave law, [187] and [206];