Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

Curtis, George Ticknor, on adverse influence of Abolitionists, [57];

attests anti-slavery sentiment in Virginia in 1832, [143].

Custis, G. W. P., furnishes asylum for Liberian colonists, [63];

anti-slavery sentiments of, [96];

emancipates his slaves, [102];

will, emancipating slaves, [121].

Dakota, organized as a territory, 1861, without prohibition of slavery, [186].

Davies, Arthur B., will emancipating slaves, [120].

Davis, Jefferson, on attitude of Southern Confederacy towards the Union and slavery, [6];

on the right of revolution, [287].