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Indentation in lines has not been preserved. Running titles have not been preserved. Slavery -- Southern States -- Justification. Slavery -- Justification. Free enterprise. Working class. Labor economics. The Universal Trade. Labor, Skill and Capital. Subject Continued - Exploitation of Skill. International Exploitation. False Philosophy of the Age. Free Trade, Fashion and Centralization. The World is Too Little Governed. Liberty and Slavery.
Paley on Exploitation. Our best Witnesses and Masters in the Art of War. The French Laborers and the French Revolution. The Edinburgh Review on Southern Slavery. Protection, and Charity, to the Weak. The Family. Negro Slavery. The Strength of Weakness.
In what Anti-Slavery ends. Slavery - Its effects on the Free. Private Property destroys Liberty and Equality. The National Era an Excellent Witness. Deficiency of Food in Free Society. Man has Property in Man. The "Coup de Grace" to Abolition. Government a thing of Force, not of Consent.
Warning to the North. DEAR SIR: I dedicate this work to you, because I am acquainted with no one who has so zealously, laboriously and successfully endeavored to Virginianise Virginia, by encouraging, through State legislation, her intellectual and physical growth and development; no one who has seen so clearly the evils of centralization from without, and worked so earnestly to cure or avert those evils, by building up centralization within.
