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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... Secession ) 269 Debate in the South Carolina Legislature on " Independent Action , or Coöperation with Other Cotton ... Secession of South Carolina : favoring Secession , THOMAS L. CLINGMAN ( N. C. ) , JOSEPH LANE ( Ore . ) , ALBERT G ...
... Secession ) 269 Debate in the South Carolina Legislature on " Independent Action , or Coöperation with Other Cotton ... Secession of South Carolina : favoring Secession , THOMAS L. CLINGMAN ( N. C. ) , JOSEPH LANE ( Ore . ) , ALBERT G ...
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... Secession Movement " 279 The Southern Confederacy a Fact , Acknowledged by a Mighty Prince and Faithful Ally [ Satan ] . 286 The Dis - United States . 289 [ Sumner ] Letting the Cat Out of the Bag . 333 UNIV . OF CALIFORNIA INTRODUCTION ...
... Secession Movement " 279 The Southern Confederacy a Fact , Acknowledged by a Mighty Prince and Faithful Ally [ Satan ] . 286 The Dis - United States . 289 [ Sumner ] Letting the Cat Out of the Bag . 333 UNIV . OF CALIFORNIA INTRODUCTION ...
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... Secession by South Carolina and Georgia - President John Quincy Adams's " Appeal to the South " -Senator William Smith [ S. C. ] and Senator Hayne on the Protests of South Carolina and Georgia . Τ HE repeal of the Missouri Compromise ...
... Secession by South Carolina and Georgia - President John Quincy Adams's " Appeal to the South " -Senator William Smith [ S. C. ] and Senator Hayne on the Protests of South Carolina and Georgia . Τ HE repeal of the Missouri Compromise ...
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... secession will be taken up in the present connection . The first of the resolutions presented by the Ken- tucky legislature ( inspired if not by Jefferson by his political theory ) was as follows : 1. The Union of the States is a ...
... secession will be taken up in the present connection . The first of the resolutions presented by the Ken- tucky legislature ( inspired if not by Jefferson by his political theory ) was as follows : 1. The Union of the States is a ...
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... secession . The ending of the war by the Treaty of Ghent ren- dered such a further convocation untimely , and there- after the New England States never , by the slightest in- timation , indicated that they contemplated secession , but ...
... secession . The ending of the war by the Treaty of Ghent ren- dered such a further convocation untimely , and there- after the New England States never , by the slightest in- timation , indicated that they contemplated secession , but ...
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