Secession condemned in a southern convention [electronic resource] : speech of the Hon[ourable] A.H. Stephens, made at the Georgia State Convention, held Jan[uary] 1861 for the purpose of determining whether the state of Georgia was to secede.

Secession condemned in a southern convention [electronic resource] : speech of the Hon[ourable] A.H. Stephens, made at the Georgia State Convention, held Jan[uary] 1861 for the purpose of determining whether the state of Georgia was to secede.

Times (London, England)

[Manchester, England : Union and Emancipation Society, 1861] (Smith and Barnes)

English

[2] p. ; 22 cm.

Title from caption.
"Notwithstanding this remarkable speech of an extraordinary man, the convention decided on secession. Mr. Stephens was afterwards elected vice-president of the so-called Confederacy. This distinction shows the estimate of his powers and adds force to the deliverance, the prophetic declarations of which are now being fulfilled to the letter."
Excerpt from the London times dated (p. [2]): "January 7th, 1861."
Reproduction of the original from John Rylands University Library. Reproduced courtesy of World Microfilms Publications.

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