THE SLAVE POWER

advantage African agriculture American appears become brought career carried cause character circumstances civilization communities condition consequences considerable Constitution course crops cultivation desire difficulty economic effect employed equal established exist extension fact favour Federal fields force free labour freedom further future give given ground hand human important increase independence industry influence institutions interests land leading less maintain means mind Missouri moral nature necessity negro never North North America Northern object once operations original party passing persons planters political population portion position present principle productive profitable progress question race reason regarded requires respect rest result says seems slave labour Slave Power slaveholders slavery social society soil South Southern success taken territory Texas tion trade true Union United Virginia whole