The Nullification Era: A Documentary RecordWilliam W. Freehling |
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John C Calhouns Nationalistic Speech on Internal Improvements February 4 1817 | 1 |
George McDuffies Denunciation of Nullification 1821 | 5 |
Nationalistic Report Adopted by the South Carolina House of Representatives December 1820 | 8 |
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