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Cotton Is King And Pro-Slavery Arguments

By: E. N. Elliott

Price: $375.00

Publisher: Augusta, GA, Pritchard, Abbott, & Loomis : 1860

Seller ID: k200408a

Condition: Fair

Subtitled: "Comprising the Writings of Hammond, Harper, Christy, Stringfellow, Hodge, Bledsoe, and Cartwright, on this Important Subject, by E. N. Elliott, L.L.D., President of Planters' College Mississippi.With an Essay on Slavery in the Light of International Law". ##### 1st ed., (8vo) 908, [4] ad pp. Engraved portraits. Publisher’s brown calf, black/red spine labels. Includes "Liberty and Slavery: Or, Slavery in the Light of Moral and Political Philosophy" by A.T. Bledsoe; "The Bible Argument: Or, Slavery in the Light of Divine Revelation" by Thornton Stringfellow; "Slavery In the Light ...
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ALS to [Judge] J. R. Lewis re his invitation to attend a Washington D.C. political event in support President Lincoln. Sept 20, 1863

By: [Civil War] Maj. Gen. Samuel Ryan Curtis

Price: $350.00

Publisher: : 1863

Seller ID: k210408b

Condition: Near Fine

ALS to [Judge] J. R. Lewis re his invitation to attend a Washington D.C. political event in support President Lincoln. Sept 20, 1863, 7.5x10". "Our soldiers in the field will look with great anxiety at the endorsement which their friends give at the ballot box, when I and confident Iowa will heartily respond favorably to their cause. /// Hoping that you will cast a united vote for the Union ticket and thereby convince the rebels that we of Iowa stand firmly in favor of our cause and country." Samuel Ryan Curtis [1805-1866] was the most successful union general west of the Mississippi, rememb...
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Category: Civil War

Cotton Is King And Pro-Slavery Arguments

ALS to [Judge] J. R. Lewis re his invitation to attend a Washington D.C. political event in support President Lincoln. Sept 20, 1863