An address delivered in Charleston, before the Agricultural Society of South-Carolina, at its anniversary meeting, on Tuesday the 18th, August, 1829

by Charles Cotesworth Pinckney

$250 · Offered by Rulon-Miller Books

Charleston, SC: printed by A.E. Miller, 1829. 8vo, pp. 24; lacks the wrappers, a very good example with minor foxing and a small dampstain here and there. Pinckney here defends the institution of American slavery. He argues that the people kept as slaves were happy under their Master's care, and could receive proper spiritual instruction on the plantation. He even goes as far as saying the quality of life is better on the plantation for its slaves, as the

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