Chapter XXI: Introduction: Section I
Abolition editors. Their statements false,
Letter writers travel South--Misrepresentations,
Northern men mislead by abolition papers, and Uncle Tom's Cabin,
Sectional hatred is engendered thereby, and the Union endangered. Slavery agitation has retarded emancipation, riveted the chains of slavery, and inflicted injury on masters and servants,
The revolutionary designs and tendencies of abolitionism,
The Union based on the slavery compromise,
Those who invade the rights of the South, are guilty of not only a civil, but also of a moral trespass. The primitive church was subordinate to the civil authorities. Language of Christ and his Apostles,
Contrast between Christ and his Apostles, and the apostles of modern reform,
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A Review of Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, An Essay on SlaveryChapter XXI: Introduction: Section I
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