1859 SOUTHERN PLANTATION SLAVERY. Rare Georgia Pro-Slavery Periodical for Re-Opening Slave Trade. Devotion original decorative cloth

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That the right of trial by jury may be extended to fugitive slaves [virtually guaranteeing Michigan's non-compliance with the later Fugitive Slave Act and enshrining it as a haven for "runaways"]

1859 SOUTHERN PLANTATION SLAVERY. Rare Georgia Pro-Slavery Periodical for Re-Opening Slave Trade. Devotion original decorative clothVery rare entire year, with no other examples on the market, of this important year of the Southern Cultivator, i. e. Plantation Owner, from the immediate run up to the Civil War. Its pages are full of pro slavery concerns, including a series of articles arguing for the re opening of the Slave Trade, which had been formally abolished in 1808. Also, fascinating content regarding southern politics, southern farming, extensive content on attempts to