The South Alone, should Govern the South. And African slavery

The book presents a perspective on Southern governance and the institution of African slavery, advocating that only those who support slavery should manage it. This third edition maintains the original content of the 1860 edition, reflecting the historical context and attitudes of its time. The text offers insights into the socio-political dynamics of the South during a pivotal era in American history, emphasizing the region's desire for autonomy and the controversial views surrounding slavery.