1860 JOHN BROWN. Confederate Secretary of State Argues John Brown an Invasion. Pro-Slavery. Martyrs complete with their attractively preserved

complete with their attractively preserved period lithographed plate on the front board

he corresponded with the most important late 19th century researcher on the Underground Railroad

and lest his fierce wrath should consume me

Fold-out frontis map is in good state with minor foxing

A very rare and unusual radical Baptist memoir from the Great Awakening era

1860 JOHN BROWN. Confederate Secretary of State Argues John Brown an Invasion. Pro-Slavery. Martyrs complete with their attractively preservedRare drop title imprint by later Secretary of the Confederate States under Jefferson Davis, Robert Hunter of Virginia; his scathing response against Republicans and Abolitionists in the aftermath of John Brown's raid at Harper's Ferry. One of the most sophisticated defenses of Southern slaveholding we have ever read. He intends to convince the Senate that Southern slavery is not only critical to the South, but that it is a conservative and stabilizing