The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... South Carolina , claim to enter upon the Journal of the Senate their protest against it as uncon- stitutional , oppressive , and unjust . 10 Having issued this warning , South Carolina waited , hoping that Congress would capitulate ...
... South Carolina , claim to enter upon the Journal of the Senate their protest against it as uncon- stitutional , oppressive , and unjust . 10 Having issued this warning , South Carolina waited , hoping that Congress would capitulate ...
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... south of that line , I offer that which is illusory to the South ; I offer that which will deceive them , if they sup- pose that slavery will be introduced south of that line . It is better for them , I said to myself — it is better for ...
... south of that line , I offer that which is illusory to the South ; I offer that which will deceive them , if they sup- pose that slavery will be introduced south of that line . It is better for them , I said to myself — it is better for ...
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... South would have been in third place . But actually the South jumped into first place after 1870 and in 1890 had 127 representatives , while the Northeast had 13 Reconstruction bequeathed a legacy of hatred , fear , and bigotry to ...
... South would have been in third place . But actually the South jumped into first place after 1870 and in 1890 had 127 representatives , while the Northeast had 13 Reconstruction bequeathed a legacy of hatred , fear , and bigotry to ...
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