1854 B. F. STRINGFELLOW. Negro-Slavery, No Evil. Rare Kansas Pro-Slavery Propoganda. Inklings of the apparitions and shapes

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1854 B. F. STRINGFELLOW. Negro-Slavery, No Evil. Rare Kansas Pro-Slavery Propoganda. Inklings of the apparitions and shapesA rare piece of pro slavery propaganda by one of the most virulent and assertive anti abolitionists of the Missouri Kansas region. Indeed, he was the inspiration for the term, "border ruffian." B F Stringfellow [1816 1891] moved to Boone's Lick, Missouri in 1839 and practiced law in Keytesville, Missouri. He was then elected to the Missouri House of Representatives as an anti Benton Democrat serving from Chariton County, Missouri, and served as