Great Debates in American History: State rights (1798-1861); slavery (1858-1861)Marion Mills Miller Current Literature Publishing Company, 1913 - Civil rights |
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... Fathers Viewed It . " PAGE 187 219 241 IX . " SLAVERY THE CORNER - STONE OF THE CONFED- ERACY " ( Debates and Speeches in the South on Secession ) 269 Debate in the South Carolina Legislature on " Independent Action , or Coöperation ...
... Fathers Viewed It . " PAGE 187 219 241 IX . " SLAVERY THE CORNER - STONE OF THE CONFED- ERACY " ( Debates and Speeches in the South on Secession ) 269 Debate in the South Carolina Legislature on " Independent Action , or Coöperation ...
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... Father of his Country , they must , it is believed , be deemed conclusive . The power of dividing the militia of the States into classes , and obliging such classes to furnish , by contract or draft , able- bodied men , to serve for one ...
... Father of his Country , they must , it is believed , be deemed conclusive . The power of dividing the militia of the States into classes , and obliging such classes to furnish , by contract or draft , able- bodied men , to serve for one ...
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... fathers . The fruits of their industry have from the policy pursued by the Federal Government , for many years past been flowing to the North in a current as steady and undeviating as the waters of the great Gulf ; and , as the sources ...
... fathers . The fruits of their industry have from the policy pursued by the Federal Government , for many years past been flowing to the North in a current as steady and undeviating as the waters of the great Gulf ; and , as the sources ...
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... fathers of the faith ; that it was main- tained by Virginia and Kentucky in the worst of times ; that it constituted the very pivot on which the political revolution of that day turned ; that it embraces the very principles the tri ...
... fathers of the faith ; that it was main- tained by Virginia and Kentucky in the worst of times ; that it constituted the very pivot on which the political revolution of that day turned ; that it embraces the very principles the tri ...
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... fathers of our Federal system to interpose effectual checks to prevent that over - action which is the besetting sin of all governments , and which has been the great enemy to freedom over all the world . In the Kentucky resolutions of ...
... fathers of our Federal system to interpose effectual checks to prevent that over - action which is the besetting sin of all governments , and which has been the great enemy to freedom over all the world . In the Kentucky resolutions of ...
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