Other Pro-Slavery Articles

Publication history...
  • Pro and Anti-Slavery Literature
      (The Southern Quarterly Review, January 1853)
  • More "Uncle Tom" Material
      (Little Rock True Democrat, 25 January 1853)
  • Cotton and Uncle Tom
      (The Southern Cultivator, June 1853)
  • Translators of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in a Bad Fix
      (Little Rock State Gazette, 5 August 1853)
  • Parson Brownlow's Opinion of Harriet Beecher Stowe
      (Little Rock State Gazette, 5 August 1853)
  • Mrs. Stowe in Cork
      (Little Rock State Gazette, 12 August 1853)
  • Uncle Robin in His Cabin
      (The Southern Quarterly Review, October 1853)
  • Another Case for Mrs. Stowe
      (Little Rock True Democrat, 31 January 1854)
  • Another "Uncle Tom" Humbug
      (Leavensworth [Kansas] Herald, 6 April 1855)
  • A New British Book on Slavery
      (Vicksburg Whig, 30 October 1855)
  • The Lectures on Slavery at Boston
      (Richmond Dispatch, 7 November 1855)
  • Voluntary Return of a Slave
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 25 October 1856)
  • Southern and Northern Civilization Contrasted [Excerpts]
      (Russell's Magazine, May 1857)
  • "A Rapturous Reader of Uncle Tom's Cabin"
      (Weekly Panola Star, 23 December 1857)
  • The Duke of Argyle and Mrs. H. B. Stowe
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 26 August 1859)
  • A Woman's View of John Brown's Crimes
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 11 December 1859)
  • Abolition Practice vs. Abolition Precept
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 16 March 1860)
  • One of Shakspeare's Heroines
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 26 April 1860)
  • The Ebony Idol
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 6 September 1860)
  • "The Most Ardent Union Man"
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 5 April 1861)
  • "A Strong-minded Woman"
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 19 May 1861)
  • A Religious War
      (Richmond Dispatch, 1 August 1861)
  • Abolitionism—Uncle Tom's Cabin
      (Weekly Panola Star, 3 October 1861)
  • John Bull's Anti-Slavery Philanthropy—Octoroon
      (Richmond Dispatch, 9 January 1862)
  • Who Divided the Union?
      (Memphis Daily Appeal, 23 October 1863)
  • "The True Story of Lady Byron's Life"
      (Moulton [Alabama] Advertiser, 10 September 1869)
  • "Baptised in Infamy"
      (Moulton [Alabama] Advertiser, 24 September 1869)
  • Mrs. Stowe and Lord Byron
      (Moulton [Alabama] Advertiser, 15 October 1869)
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