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... South Carolina's ; Philadelphia , Boston , Baltimore held monster mass meetings for the same purposes ; ten states denounced nullification through their legislatures , and Virginia sent a special commissioner to beg that South Carolina ...
... South Carolina's ; Philadelphia , Boston , Baltimore held monster mass meetings for the same purposes ; ten states denounced nullification through their legislatures , and Virginia sent a special commissioner to beg that South Carolina ...
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... South Carolina , all called for the secession of their states because the compromise itself did not concede enough to the South . That compromise was an omnibus action which included the Fugitive Slave Law , a fairly iniquitous and far ...
... South Carolina , all called for the secession of their states because the compromise itself did not concede enough to the South . That compromise was an omnibus action which included the Fugitive Slave Law , a fairly iniquitous and far ...
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... South Carolina seceded , Bailey realized that within less than two weeks the Treasury auditors would be calling for the coupons on the bonds . He wrote a confes- sion , which reached Floyd on a sickbed that night . When Buchanan learned ...
... South Carolina seceded , Bailey realized that within less than two weeks the Treasury auditors would be calling for the coupons on the bonds . He wrote a confes- sion , which reached Floyd on a sickbed that night . When Buchanan learned ...
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