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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... Legislation " toward Slavery ) between WILLIAM L. YANCEY ( Ala . ) and Senator GEORGE E. PUGH ( 0. ) . Speech of ABRAHAM LINCOLN ( Ill . ) at Cooper Union on " Slav- ery as the Fathers Viewed It . " PAGE 187 219 241 IX . " SLAVERY THE ...
... Legislation " toward Slavery ) between WILLIAM L. YANCEY ( Ala . ) and Senator GEORGE E. PUGH ( 0. ) . Speech of ABRAHAM LINCOLN ( Ill . ) at Cooper Union on " Slav- ery as the Fathers Viewed It . " PAGE 187 219 241 IX . " SLAVERY THE ...
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... legislative authority of the whole is exercised by Congress , under authority granted them in the common Con- stitution . The legislative power of each State is exercised by assemblies deriving their authority from the constitution of ...
... legislative authority of the whole is exercised by Congress , under authority granted them in the common Con- stitution . The legislative power of each State is exercised by assemblies deriving their authority from the constitution of ...
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... legislation sustained by the corresponding executive and judicial authorities , patriotism and philanthropy turn their eyes from the condition in which the parties would be placed , and from that of the people of both , which must be ...
... legislation sustained by the corresponding executive and judicial authorities , patriotism and philanthropy turn their eyes from the condition in which the parties would be placed , and from that of the people of both , which must be ...
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... legislation , as well as by the man- ner of resistance , on the other , to those which are deemed uncon- stitutional . Between the independent members of this confed-- eracy , sir , there can be no common arbiter . They are neces ...
... legislation , as well as by the man- ner of resistance , on the other , to those which are deemed uncon- stitutional . Between the independent members of this confed-- eracy , sir , there can be no common arbiter . They are neces ...
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... legislation . Sir , as to the doctrine that the Federal Government is the exclusive judge of the extent , as well as the limitations , of its powers , it seems to me to be utterly subversive of the sovereignty and independence of the ...
... legislation . Sir , as to the doctrine that the Federal Government is the exclusive judge of the extent , as well as the limitations , of its powers , it seems to me to be utterly subversive of the sovereignty and independence of the ...
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