Nullification, Secession, Webster's Argument, and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions: Considered in Reference to the Constitution and HistoricallyLoring, Caleb William
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Nullification, Secession, Webster's Argument, and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions: Considered in Reference to the Constitution and Historically
Loring, Caleb William
Nullification (States' rights); Secession
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Punctuation has been standardised--in particular, missing periods
and quotation marks have been supplied where obviously required.
All other original errors and inconsistencies have been retained,
except as follows:
Page iv: added missing ,
(and not “We, the States,”)
Page 3: changed 1 to i.
(of chapter iv., vol. i., page 29)
Page 10: changed filled to filed
(they had ‘filed their mind,’ that their)
Page 18: changed it to is
(political system which is established)
Page 18: changed . to ?
(sovereign powers a _government_?)
Page 55: changed Elliott to Elliot
(See his plan, 5 Elliot, 205.)
Page 83: added missing ,
(reasoned opinions. Iredell, a member)
Page 93: changed Elliott to Elliot
(Kentucky resolutions, 4 Elliot, 540.)
Page 101: added missing ,
(United States laws, though asserted)
Page 114: changed John to Moses
(pp. 393, 394. Moses Coit Tyler’s)
Page 122: changed Pinkney’s to Pinckney’s
(Virginia in Mr. Pinckney’s argument)
Page 128: changed collonaded to colonnaded
(the pleasing colonnaded buildings)
Page 163: changed 213 to 2-3
(right of secession, 2-3)
Page 166: added missing word ‘of’
(proclamation of his own work,)
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Argument and the Kentucky and Virg, by Caleb William Loring
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