Cotton is King, and Pro-slavery Arguments: Comprising the Writings of Hammond, Harper, Christy, Stringfellow, Hodge, Bledsoe, and Cartwright, on this Important Subject

Negro Universities Press, 1860 - History - 908 pages

CHAPTER	iii

CHAPTER	xiv

Preface to the Third Edition	19

Preface to the Second Edition	26

Character of the Slavery controversy in the United States In Great Britain	33

State of public opinion in relation to colored population Southern views	41

Dismal condition of Africa Hopes of Wilberforce disappointed Organization	48

Present condition of Slavery Not an isolated system Its relations to other	55

Free colored population In Canada	239

Important decisions relating to Negroes in Common Schools	245

Tabular statement of Agricultural products and products of Animals	254

Influence of colored population on public sentiment in Ohio Vote	259

Cotton imported into Great Britain from various countries quantity	266

Introduction	271

The Argument from the Old Testament The Argument from the	337

The Question Emancipation in the British Colonies The manner in which	380

Foresight of Great Britain Hon George Thompsons predictions Their fail	61

Economical relations of Slavery further considered System unprofitable	67

Tariff controversy continued Mr Hayne Mr Carter Mr Govan Mr Mar	73

Character of the Tariff controversy Peculiar condition of the people Efforts	79

Tariff controversy continued Tariff of 1832 The crisis Secession threaten	86

vation in other countries Diminished prices destroyed Household Manufac	91

Consideration of foreign cultivation of Cotton further considered Facts	100

Moral condition of the free colored people in United States What have they	149

cases of presentation by Grand Jury Opinion of the Judge Darkening	172

Moral relations of Slavery Relations of the consumer of Slave labor products	203

Jonclusion	215

Early movements in the American Colonies on the Slavery question	227

Including a full investigation of the Scripture texts upon this subject	461

Statistical view of Slavery contrasting the relative condition of the North	522

Necessity of Investigation Vindicators of Slavery Slavery a means of Civili	549

Philosphy of the Negro constitution elicited by questions propounded by	691

SLAVERY IN THE LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW	731

Infatuation of the Abolitionists Necessity of Correct Opinions Statement	837

THE EDUCATION LABOR AND WEALTH OF THE SOUTH	875

CHAPTER XIII	904

CHAPTER XVII	905

CHAPTER II	907

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Title	Cotton is King, and Pro-slavery Arguments: Comprising the Writings of Hammond, Harper, Christy, Stringfellow, Hodge, Bledsoe, and Cartwright, on this Important Subject Basic Afro-American reprint library
Author	E. N. Elliott
Editor	E. N. Elliott
Edition	reprint
Publisher	Negro Universities Press, 1860
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	21 Aug 2017
ISBN	0837148472, 9780837148472
Length	908 pages
Subjects	History › United States › General History / United States / Civil War Period (1850-1877) History / United States / General Law / Civil Rights Social Science / Slavery

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