The Anti-texass [!] Legion: Protest Of Some Free Men, States And Presses Against The Texass [!] Rebellion, Against The Laws Of Nature And Of Nations (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245694988)

"The Anti-texass [!] Legion" presents a historical perspective on the opposition to the Texas Revolution and the expansion of slavery in the 19th-century United States. Written by Julius Rubens Ames and Benjamin Lundy, this work captures the fervent protests of individuals, states, and the press against what they viewed as an unjust rebellion that defied both natural law and international norms. The book offers insight into the moral and political arguments of abolitionists and others who sought to prevent the annexation of Texas and the further entrenchment of slavery. This is a valuable resource for understanding the complex debates surrounding westward expansion and the fight for human rights during a pivotal period in American history.

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