Book I: Part II
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Parrington, Vernon Louis
II. John C. Calhoun: Works (6 vols., Columbia, S. C., 1851; New York, 1853–55). Correspondence, edited by J. F. Jameson (American Historical Association, Annual Report, 1899, Vol. II).
Biographies: W. E. Dodd, in Statesmen of the Old South (New York, 1911). H. von Holst, John C. Calhoun (American Statesmen Series, Boston, 1882, 1899). W. M. Meigs, Life of John Caldwell Calhoun (2 vols., New York, 1917). G. M. Pinckney, Life of John C. Calhoun (Charleston, 1903). W. P. Trent, Southern Statesmen of the Old Régime (New York, 1897).
Alexander H. Stephens: Constitutional View of the War between the States (2 vols., Philadelphia, 1868).
See L. B. Pendleton, Alexander H. Stephens (Philadelphia, 1908).
Francis Lieber: The Stranger in America (2 vols. in one, London, 1834). Political Ethics (Philadelphia, 1838; edited by Theodore D. Woolsey, Philadelphia, 1890; with introduction by Nicholas Murray Butler, Philadelphia, 1911). Essays on Property and Labor (New York, 1841). Civil Liberty and Self-Government (2 vols., Philadelphia, 1853; London, 1859; edited by Theodore D. Woolsey, Philadelphia, 1891). Miscellaneous Writings (2 vols., Philadelphia, 1881; edited by Daniel C. Gilman, Philadelphia, 1916).
See L. R. Harley, Francis Lieber: His Life and Political Philosophy (New York, 1899).
III. For the southern position, see Jeannette Reid Tandy, “Pro-Slavery Propaganda in American Fiction in the Fifties” (in South Atlantic Quarterly, January March, 1922). Francis Pendleton Gaines, The Southern Plantation (New York, 1924; Chapter III).
William J. Grayson: The Hireling and the Slave (Charleston, 1856). IV. William Crafts: A Selection in Prose and Poetry, from the Miscellaneous Writings of the Late William Crafts. With Memoir by Samuel Gilman (Charleston, 1828).
Hugh Swinton Legaré: Writings (2 vols., Charleston, 1846; with memoir).
William Gilmore Simms: His works have never been collected and most of them are out of print. Border Romances (17 vols., New York, 1859, 1866, 1879; 10 vols., New York, 1882; 15 vols., Chicago, 1885; 17 vols., Chicago, 1888; 17 vols., Atlanta, 1901 [?]). See W. P. Trent, William Gilmore Simms (New York, 1892)—an excellent study. Also see J. Erskine, Leading American Novelists (New York, 1910).