American History Told by Contemporaries ..., Volume 4Albert Bushnell Hart, John Gould Curtis Macmillan, 1901 |
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... interest of the South , must advance . - For Calhoun , see Winsor , Narrative and Critical History , VII , 324 ; American His- torical Association , Report for 1899 , Vol . II ; Contemporaries , III , No. 131.- Bibli- ography : Channing ...
... interest of the South , must advance . - For Calhoun , see Winsor , Narrative and Critical History , VII , 324 ; American His- torical Association , Report for 1899 , Vol . II ; Contemporaries , III , No. 131.- Bibli- ography : Channing ...
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... interests , the interests of the latter will be sacrificed to the former , however oppressive the effects may be , as the South possesses no means by which it can resist through the action of the Government . But if there was no ...
... interests , the interests of the latter will be sacrificed to the former , however oppressive the effects may be , as the South possesses no means by which it can resist through the action of the Government . But if there was no ...
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... interest and safety , to defend it . This hostile feeling on the part of the North towards the social organi- zation of the South long lay dormant , but it only required some cause to act on those who felt most intensely that they were ...
... interest and safety , to defend it . This hostile feeling on the part of the North towards the social organi- zation of the South long lay dormant , but it only required some cause to act on those who felt most intensely that they were ...
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... interest of the labourer and the capitalist , the slave and his master , are identical ; they cannot conflict . The prosperity of the master is the happiness of the slave , for his condition is improved as his master prospers ; the ...
... interest of the labourer and the capitalist , the slave and his master , are identical ; they cannot conflict . The prosperity of the master is the happiness of the slave , for his condition is improved as his master prospers ; the ...
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... interest throughout the South . For several days before the sale every hotel in Savannah was crowded with negro speculators from North and South Carolina , Virginia , Georgia , Alabama and Louisiana , who had been attracted hither by ...
... interest throughout the South . For several days before the sale every hotel in Savannah was crowded with negro speculators from North and South Carolina , Virginia , Georgia , Alabama and Louisiana , who had been attracted hither by ...
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