The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 77
... Southern members prevent the adoption of the most oppressive mode of taxation in the Southern States , as there is a majority of the Northern States ? " This anxiety about the North's majority ripened like the flora of the Southern ...
... Southern members prevent the adoption of the most oppressive mode of taxation in the Southern States , as there is a majority of the Northern States ? " This anxiety about the North's majority ripened like the flora of the Southern ...
Page 78
... Southern wealth funneled into the pockets of Northern shippers , bankers , and manufacturers . Of course , the greater part of the drain of Southern resources was the inevitable result of a relationship between a capitalistic community ...
... Southern wealth funneled into the pockets of Northern shippers , bankers , and manufacturers . Of course , the greater part of the drain of Southern resources was the inevitable result of a relationship between a capitalistic community ...
Page 156
... Southern states give suffrage to the Negro before they should be readmitted to the Union ; on the same principle , many Northern states , like Illinois , would have to be put out of the Union.8 Phillips carried the day , and the society ...
... Southern states give suffrage to the Negro before they should be readmitted to the Union ; on the same principle , many Northern states , like Illinois , would have to be put out of the Union.8 Phillips carried the day , and the society ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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