The South: A Letter From A Friend in the North, With Special Reference to the Effects of Disunion Upon Slavery
In this letter, Stephen Colwell and Ebon Clark Ingersoll provide a thoughtful examination of the impact of disunion on the South, particularly in regard to economics and trade. The writers argue that secession would result in ruin for the Southern states, and instead propose alternative solutions to address the concerns of both North and South.
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