Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

disunion sentiments of, [213]-[215];

denounces Webster, [216];

his estimate of Longfellow's Ode to the Union, [217];

his eulogy of John Brown, [218];

an apologist for slave insurrections, [218];

applauds South Carolina's secession, [221].

Georgia, requisition of Governor of, upon Governor of Maine for return of fugitives from justice, denied, [207].

Gilmer, Francis W., anti-slavery sentiment of, [88].

Gist, Samuel, colonization of his ex-slaves in Ohio, [66].

Gladstone, William E., his estimate of the unjustifiable attitude of the North, [291].