The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 77
... North's majority ripened like the flora of the Southern swamplands . As the years went by , the South grew , but the North grew faster . In 1790 , when Calhoun was eight years old , populations North and South were practically equal ...
... North's majority ripened like the flora of the Southern swamplands . As the years went by , the South grew , but the North grew faster . In 1790 , when Calhoun was eight years old , populations North and South were practically equal ...
Page 82
... North should be willing to hold down abolitionist agitation ; and they would do well to realize that an overthrow of slavery in the South would prepare the ground for social revolution in the North . There is and always has been [ he ...
... North should be willing to hold down abolitionist agitation ; and they would do well to realize that an overthrow of slavery in the South would prepare the ground for social revolution in the North . There is and always has been [ he ...
Page 84
... North and of the South are identical . " The Carolinian had no serious expectation that his appeals and predictions would change Northern public opinion , but he hoped that events might . Growing discontent among the masses might drive ...
... North and of the South are identical . " The Carolinian had no serious expectation that his appeals and predictions would change Northern public opinion , but he hoped that events might . Growing discontent among the masses might drive ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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