Letter: Philadelphia to John Pendleton Kennedy, Baltimore, 1832 Jan. 30.

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Letter: Philadelphia to John Pendleton Kennedy, Baltimore, 1832 Jan. 30.

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This letter from Walsh notes the debates on slavery in the Virginia legislature and indicates it would be an appropriate time for an article on the subject of Negro slavery. He asks if Kennedy would undertake this for the American Quarterly Review, basing the article on the Virginia debates, and also suggests that Kennedy "could render essential service to the State of Maryland by a suitable dissertation and a plan of gradual emancipation."

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