1857 H. R. HELPER. The Impending Crisis of the South. As Influential as Uncle Tom's Cabin. Revival James Guthrie [Kentucky Politician and

James Guthrie [Kentucky Politician and Plantation Owner]

to their own affairs and internal concerns

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1857 H. R. HELPER. The Impending Crisis of the South. As Influential as Uncle Tom's Cabin. Revival James Guthrie [Kentucky Politician andVery rare first edition, fourth thousand of Hinton R. Helpers classic and highly influential text from the run up to the Civil War. Hinton R. Helper, himself a southerner, believed the truest friends of the southern states were the anti slavery abolitionists in the population, that slavery was both a moral and economic curse to the land. His meticulously argued text was found so threatening, its distribution was banned in the south immediately after