1850 SOUTHERN SLAVERY. The Southern States, Their Present Peril - Don't Tread on Me. Confederate Pride. Prayer and Prayer Meetings Sewing fragile

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1850 SOUTHERN SLAVERY. The Southern States, Their Present Peril - Don't Tread on Me. Confederate Pride. Prayer and Prayer Meetings Sewing fragileVery scarce pamphlet by John Townsend [b. 1827] of Charleston, South Carolina. Townsend, a proud Southerner, argued that the choice for South Carolinians and Southerners was the choice between submission and tyranny or resistance [war and disunion if necessary]; that being trampled on by the Federal Government was below the dignity of the glory of the Southern states. He would later urge for the establishment of the Confederacy and a withdrawal from