1838 SOUTH CAROLINA - SLAVERY. Exceptionally Scarce Pro-Slavery Tract by Confederate Senator. Presbyterian removed from a sammelband and

removed from a sammelband and side-sewn at some point

and our present duty is

Generally clean and crisp

In Parliament an angry and retributive mood developed against Egypt

Good + to very good condition with some rubbing as shown

1838 SOUTH CAROLINA - SLAVERY. Exceptionally Scarce Pro-Slavery Tract by Confederate Senator. Presbyterian removed from a sammelband andA very scarce and historically pivotal work by one of the most radical of the pro slavery thinkers of the early 19th century. Exceptionally scarce in the trade. William Joseph Harper [1790 1847] was one of the most significant voices in the pro slavery, soon to be Confederacy of the 1830s. Already a prominent lawyer in Columbia, Governor Richard Manning appointed Harper to fill the U. S. Senate seat that had become vacant with the death of John