1858 SOUTH CAROLINA SLAVERY. Report of the Minority on Slavery and the Slave Trade. Fine Binding A wonderful custom bound blank

A wonderful custom bound blank leaf diary belonging to Rev

it was gifted in 1862

he returned to Norway for respite and to raise funds

and I trust God will raise up friends elsewhere until support be fully provided

This allowed him to take the first and most sensational photographs of news events and offer them for sale to publications such as the Herald-Tribune

1858 SOUTH CAROLINA SLAVERY. Report of the Minority on Slavery and the Slave Trade. Fine Binding A wonderful custom bound blankVery rare Charleston imprint of The Minority Report, written by the committee's lone dissenter, James J. Pettigrew, himself a future Confederate general, killed during the Civil War The Majority report, to which the present replies, contained perhaps the most rabid pro slavery articulation of the era to be found in a formal Governmental document. As Gov. Adams declared: "The outward pressure against the institution of slavery should prompt us to do