Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

replies, as Secretary of the Treasury, to President Lincoln's request for opinion on provisioning Fort Sumter, [283], [284].

Clark, General George Rogers, Conqueror of Northwest Territory, [26] and [237].

Clay, Henry, presides at meeting to organize American Colonization Society, 1816, [61];

President of American Colonization Society, [62];

on emancipation and colonization of negroes, [76], [77];

on condition of free negroes in 1829, [160].

Cleveland, Ohio, place of proposed Disunion Convention, October, 1857, [214].

Cocke, Eliza W., deed emancipating slaves, [122].

Coercion, controlling factor in determining Virginia's secession, [252];

Robert E. Lee denies ethical right of, [288];