Virginia's Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession

by Beverley B. Munford

contests in Virginia's Convention, for and against, [265]-[274];

Virginia's Convention defeats, [268];

President Lincoln's call for troops impels Virginia to, [277];

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

William C. Rives condemns, of States, [288];

how Virginia regarded, [295].

Seddon, James A., a delegate from Virginia to Peace Conference, [246].

Seward, William H., on negro problem, [165];

on election in Virginia, 1861, [252];

his opinion as to lack of settled policy in Federal administration, April, 1861, [274];