1858 SOUTH CAROLINA SLAVERY. Report of the Minority on Slavery and the Slave Trade. ZZAffordableMiscellanea the Facts Occasionally mention'd in

the Facts Occasionally mention'd in the New Testament

Bill "Boat-Sinker" Boas was the second owner

Likely reissued to coincide with the Second Great Awakening

The slave is shot in the leg and about to be killed when a Christian takes the next arrow for him

bound in cloth that displays a bit of spotting as shown

1858 SOUTH CAROLINA SLAVERY. Report of the Minority on Slavery and the Slave Trade. ZZAffordableMiscellanea the Facts Occasionally mention'd inVery rare Charleston imprint of The Minority Report, written by the committee's lone dissenter, James J. Pettigrew, himself a future Confederate general, killed during the Civil War The Majority report, to which the present replies, contained perhaps the most rabid pro slavery articulation of the era to be found in a formal Governmental document. As Gov. Adams declared: "The outward pressure against the institution of slavery should prompt us to do