The prevailing sentiment was expressed, with perhaps a little exaggeration, by D.R. Hundley of Alabama in his analysis of Southern social types: "Preëminent in villainy and a greedy love of filthy lucre stands the hard-hearted negro trader....

[Footnote 38: D.R. Hundley, Social Relations in our Southern States (New York, 1860), pp.

[Footnote 90: D.R. Hundley, Social Relations in our Southern States (New York, 1860), pp.

[Footnote 64: D.R. Hundley, Social Relations in our Southern States (New York, 1860), pp.

HUNDLEY, WILL M. Squawtown.

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HUNDLEY, WILL M. Squawtown.

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