Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

Goode, John, a leader of the Secessionists in Virginia Convention, 1861, [254].

Greeley, Horace, declares right of Cotton States to secede, [291].

Green, J. R., declares Virginia first to formally deny right of Great Britain to tax colonies, [238].

Harrison, Jesse Burton, his estimate of Virginia's poverty in 1832, induced by slavery, [131], [132].

Hart, A. B., on the practice of buying and selling slaves, note 2, [152];

on number of slaveholders in the Southern States, [153];

his estimate of Underground Railroad, [201].

Harvie, Lewis E., a leader of the Secessionists, Virginia Convention, 1861, [254].

Hawes, Aylette, extract from will, emancipating his slaves, [110].

Henderson, G. F. R., on Virginia's loyalty, [211];