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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... interest in the matter itself , and the probability that he initiated the whole plan of campaign . 1 1 Palladium , Frankfort , Kentucky , November 13 , 1798 . A curious bit of internal evidence of this is found in the disingenuous ...
... interest in the matter itself , and the probability that he initiated the whole plan of campaign . 1 1 Palladium , Frankfort , Kentucky , November 13 , 1798 . A curious bit of internal evidence of this is found in the disingenuous ...
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... the history of the genesis of the move- ment , the authorship of the resolutions , and the respon- sibility for the doctrines put forth of the highest interest , III The genesis of any great movement must always be 4 GREAT AMERICAN DEBATES.
... the history of the genesis of the move- ment , the authorship of the resolutions , and the respon- sibility for the doctrines put forth of the highest interest , III The genesis of any great movement must always be 4 GREAT AMERICAN DEBATES.
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... interest of the National Government , and the security of these States . This it will not be difficult to conclude , if that Government should be so dis- posed . By the terms of it these States might be allowed to as- sume their own ...
... interest of the National Government , and the security of these States . This it will not be difficult to conclude , if that Government should be so dis- posed . By the terms of it these States might be allowed to as- sume their own ...
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... interest . -- Seventhly . The easy admission of naturalized foreigners , to places of trust , honor , or profit , operating as an inducement to the malcontent subjects of the old world to come to these States , in quest of executive ...
... interest . -- Seventhly . The easy admission of naturalized foreigners , to places of trust , honor , or profit , operating as an inducement to the malcontent subjects of the old world to come to these States , in quest of executive ...
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... interest and acommodation , and upon which no sensibility on either side should be permitted to exist . It has proved unjust and unequal in its operation . Had this effect been foreseen , the privilege would probably not have been ...
... interest and acommodation , and upon which no sensibility on either side should be permitted to exist . It has proved unjust and unequal in its operation . Had this effect been foreseen , the privilege would probably not have been ...
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