XVII. Specimens of Deeds and Wills Emancipating Slaves.
Concluded 114
XVIII. The Small Number of Slaveholders in Virginia,
as Compared with Her Whole White Population 125
XIX. The Injurious Effects of Slavery upon the
Prosperity of Virginia 128
XX. The Custom of Buying and Selling Slaves—
Virginia's Attitude 139
XXI. The Custom of Buying and Selling Slaves—
Virginia's Attitude. Concluded 147
XXII. Small Proportion of Slaveholders among Virginia
Soldiers 154
XXIII. Some of the Almost Insuperable Difficulties which
Embarrassed Every Plan of Emancipation 159
XXIV. Some of the Almost Insuperable Difficulties which
Embarrassed Every Plan of Emancipation. Continued 164
XXV. Some of the Almost Insuperable Difficulties which
Embarrassed Every Plan of Emancipation. Concluded 175
XXVI. The Status of the Controversy Regarding Slavery at
the Time Virginia Seceded from the Union 185
XXVII. The Status of the Controversy Regarding Slavery at
the Time Virginia Seceded from the Union. Concluded 193