The Slave Power; Its Character, Career & Probable Designs: Being an Attempt to Explain the Real Issues Involved in the American Contest |
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CHAPTER I | 1 |
Real cause of secession | 16 |
War the only arbitrament | 22 |
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abolitionized African slave trade agricultural American Anti-Slavery Society army become Border Bow's Industrial Resources carried cause character circumstances civilization condition Confederacy Confederate Congress connexion consequences consideration Constitution contest cotton cultivation democratic Deux Mondes districts economic effect Elisée Reclus emancipation equal established états existence extension fact farms favour Federal fertility force foreign free labour freedom human increase independence influence institution interests Kansas Kentucky land less Louisiana master MEAN WHITES ment Mexico Missouri Compromise moral Morrill tariff nations natural necessity negro North America Northern Olmsted's once party persons PHILOSOPHY OF SECESSION plantation planters political portion position present principle profitable progress proprietors question race Republic result says Seaboard Slave slave labour slave population Slave Power slave society slaveholders slavery social soil South Carolina Southern Southern party square mile territory Texas tion Union United Virginia West white population whole writer