Proceedings of the Citizens of Charleston, on the Incendiary Machinations, now in Progress Against the Peace and Welfare of the Southern States. Pub. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149930083)

This volume contains the "Proceedings of the Citizens of Charleston, on the Incendiary Machinations, now in Progress Against the Peace and Welfare of the Southern States." Published in 1835 by order of council, it offers a glimpse into the social and political tensions of the antebellum South. The proceedings document the concerns and actions of Charleston citizens in response to perceived threats to their way of life. It is a valuable historical document for understanding the perspectives and anxieties surrounding slavery and states' rights during a pivotal period in American history. This text provides insight into the local political climate and the growing divisions that would ultimately lead to the Civil War.

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