Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

Declaration of Independence, clause against slavery and slave trade, stricken out of, [19], [20].

Deeds and wills emancipating slaves, specimens of, [103]-[123].

Dew, Thomas R., on slavery debate of 1832, [47].

Disunion, Abolitionists advocate, [213].

Disunion Convention, meets at Worcester, Mass., 1857, [214];

fails to assemble at Cleveland, 1857, [214].

Douglas, Stephen A., on negro problem, [165].

Du Bois, W. E. B., on Virginia's effort to abolish slave trade, [22].

Early, Albert, will emancipating slaves, [116].

Early, Joseph, will emancipating slaves, [118].