American Democracy: A Documentary Record, 1권T.Y. Crowell, 1963 |
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... South- ern section , and no certainty that any additional State will be added to it during the decade . The prospect then is , that the two sections in the Senate , should the efforts now made to exclude the South from the newly ...
... South- ern section , and no certainty that any additional State will be added to it during the decade . The prospect then is , that the two sections in the Senate , should the efforts now made to exclude the South from the newly ...
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... South possesses no means by which it can resist , through the action of the Government . But if there was no question of vital im- portance to the South , in reference to which there was a diversity of views be- tween the two sections ...
... South possesses no means by which it can resist , through the action of the Government . But if there was no question of vital im- portance to the South , in reference to which there was a diversity of views be- tween the two sections ...
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... South asks for justice , simple justice , and less she ought not to take . She has no compro- mise to offer , but the constitution ; and no concession or surrender to make . She has already surrendered so much that she has little left ...
... South asks for justice , simple justice , and less she ought not to take . She has no compro- mise to offer , but the constitution ; and no concession or surrender to make . She has already surrendered so much that she has little left ...
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