United States Magazine and Democratic Review, 39권,4호J.& H.G. Langley, 1856 |
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the year 1780. In consequence then of the North out - voting the South , the South was thus forced to have a proportion of her slaves represented ; her direct taxation was greatly increased beyond what it would have been had the ratio ...
the year 1780. In consequence then of the North out - voting the South , the South was thus forced to have a proportion of her slaves represented ; her direct taxation was greatly increased beyond what it would have been had the ratio ...
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... South has had things her own way too long . The South continues to threaten . Now we desire to give her an opportunity to execute her threats . We dare her to the contest . What is this but to court civil war , and offer a premium for ...
... South has had things her own way too long . The South continues to threaten . Now we desire to give her an opportunity to execute her threats . We dare her to the contest . What is this but to court civil war , and offer a premium for ...
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... South ; and that in every collision of interest between the two great sections , the North has yielded every thing , and the South has gained every thing . " Such is the stereotyped assertion of the traitorous fomenters of this ...
... South ; and that in every collision of interest between the two great sections , the North has yielded every thing , and the South has gained every thing . " Such is the stereotyped assertion of the traitorous fomenters of this ...
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