CHAPTER XIII. Pro-Slavery, Anti-Slavery, 1856–1860

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. Tables xi
5. Acknowledgments xii
6. Abbreviations xiii
7. Introduction 1
8. CHAPTER I. Mission to the Cherokees, 1817–1821 9
9. CHAPTER II. The High Cost of Educating the Cherokees, 1821-1827 32
10. CHAPTER III. Competing with Methodists and Medicine Men, 1827–1833 64
11. CHAPTER IV. Trial for Murder, 1833 97
12. CHAPTER V. Secret Aid to Cherokee Resistance, 1833-1836 118
13. CHAPTER VI. Evangelism and Resistance from Tennessee, 1836–1838 143
14. CHAPTER VII. Removal and Expulsion, 1838-1841 171
15. CHAPTER VIII. Schools, Evangelism, Publishing, 1841–1844 203
16. CHAPTER IX. Bushyhead’s Slave, the Starr Gang, and Frye’s Rebellion, 1844-1846 230
17. CHAPTER X. Evan Jones in Defeat, 1846–1847 257
18. CHAPTER XI. Separating the Churches from Slavery, 1848-1852 276
19. CHAPTER XII. Evangelism, Education, and the Feud with Willard Upham, 1852-1856 298
20. CHAPTER XIII. Pro-Slavery, Anti-Slavery, 1856–1860 337
21. CHAPTER XIV. The Joneses in the Civil War, 1860-1865 377
22. CHAPTER XV. The Joneses and Cherokee Reconstruction, 1865-1870 417
23. CHAPTER XVI. John Β. Jones as Federal Agent, 1870-1874 445
24. Epilogue 484
25. Bibliographical Notes 485
26. Index 489