1861 J. H. THORNWELL. On the Moral Dignity of Southern Slavery & Northern Hypocrisy. Divine Healing otherwise minor toning and foxing

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1843 letter of Andrew Bonar related to the Disruption [holograph in the hand of Marjory]

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1861 J. H. THORNWELL. On the Moral Dignity of Southern Slavery & Northern Hypocrisy. Divine Healing otherwise minor toning and foxingA very important early articulation of the Southern "dignified slavery" position by prominent Presbyterian and pro slavery, Confederate apologist, James Henley Thornwell. In it, he argues that Southern slavery is a dignified thing, that all true Southerners are opposed to the kinds of wild stories abolitionists tell, and that slaves will be better off under the Confederacy. Thornwell, J. H. The State of the Country: An Article Republished from the