The South Vindicated from the Treason and Fanaticism of the Northern Abolitionists

abolition abolitionists admitted African already American amount annual appears become blacks British cause CHAPTER character Christian citizens civil colonies coloured commerce common condition consequences considered constitution continued course crime danger direct domestic doubt duty effect efforts emancipation England English equally evil excite existence extent fact fanatics fear feelings force formed freedom French friends give hands happy Hayti human hundred immediate important increase influence institution insurrection interest island labour land laws lives master means measures millions moral murder nature necessary negro never North Northern object period persons political population possessed present produce prove publications question race reason received referred regard render result sanction says scheme seen sent servant slave trade slave-holder slavery slaves Society South Southern spirit supposed thing thousand tion Union United urged violation Virginia whites whole