Secession and Slavery as a Positive Good.

The article discusses the social impact of the return of fugitive slave Anthony Burns to master Charles Suttle in Virginia according to a court proceeding in Boston, Massachusetts. Emphasis is given to editorials and criticism from Southerners such as George Fitzhugh in support of slavery and the wa...

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Publicado en:Virginia Magazine of History & Biography Vol. 118; no. 2; pp. 137 - 174
Autor principal: Barker, Gordon S.
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Publicado: Virginia Historical Society 2010
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