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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... principles of mutual 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 ...
... principles of mutual 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 ...
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... principle in the human heart which too often impels to the use of all practicable means to prolong its duration . The office of President has charms and attractions which operate as pow- erful incentives to this passion . The first and ...
... principle in the human heart which too often impels to the use of all practicable means to prolong its duration . The office of President has charms and attractions which operate as pow- erful incentives to this passion . The first and ...
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... principle sanctioned by that act , one of those upon which the Constitution itself was formed , I hope and trust the authorities of the Union will adhere . any of the duties imposed by the act only relieve the manu- facturer by ...
... principle sanctioned by that act , one of those upon which the Constitution itself was formed , I hope and trust the authorities of the Union will adhere . any of the duties imposed by the act only relieve the manu- facturer by ...
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... principle , periled all in the sacred cause of free- dom . Never were there exhibited in the history of the world higher examples of noble daring , dreadful suffering , and heroic endurance than by the Whigs of Carolina during that Revo ...
... principle , periled all in the sacred cause of free- dom . Never were there exhibited in the history of the world higher examples of noble daring , dreadful suffering , and heroic endurance than by the Whigs of Carolina during that Revo ...
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... principles of the Virginia resolutions of '98 , protests against " these acts of the Federal branch of the Government as null and void , and declares that , although Virginia would consider a dissolution of the Union as among the ...
... principles of the Virginia resolutions of '98 , protests against " these acts of the Federal branch of the Government as null and void , and declares that , although Virginia would consider a dissolution of the Union as among the ...
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