The American Whig Review, Volúmenes11-12G. H. Colton, 1850 |
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... SOUTH CAROLINA . John C. Calhoun ...... 1853 Joseph R. Underwood..1853 Henry Clay ... 1855 Arthur P. Butler ... SOUTH CAROLINA . 1. Daniel Wallace , 2. James L. Orr , 3. Joseph A. Woodward , 4. James McQueen , 5. Armistead Burt , 6 ...
... SOUTH CAROLINA . John C. Calhoun ...... 1853 Joseph R. Underwood..1853 Henry Clay ... 1855 Arthur P. Butler ... SOUTH CAROLINA . 1. Daniel Wallace , 2. James L. Orr , 3. Joseph A. Woodward , 4. James McQueen , 5. Armistead Burt , 6 ...
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... South as well as from the North , on committees charged with the consideration of slavery questions . Mr. STEVENS of ... South . And it was these considerations that induced him and his south- ern friends to vote for the gentleman . Mr ...
... South as well as from the North , on committees charged with the consideration of slavery questions . Mr. STEVENS of ... South . And it was these considerations that induced him and his south- ern friends to vote for the gentleman . Mr ...
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... South com- mented on the deception and duplicity that had been practiced , and were by no means restrain- ed in their denunciation of Mr. BROWN . Mr. ROBINSON , of Indiana , defended his colleague . He could see nothing to justify the ...
... South com- mented on the deception and duplicity that had been practiced , and were by no means restrain- ed in their denunciation of Mr. BROWN . Mr. ROBINSON , of Indiana , defended his colleague . He could see nothing to justify the ...
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... south would show to the north that we are in earnest . South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , and Mississippi are all ready to vote for it . Mr. HILLIARD Would tell gentlemen , calmly and deliberately , that there never was such feeling ...
... south would show to the north that we are in earnest . South Carolina , Georgia , Alabama , and Mississippi are all ready to vote for it . Mr. HILLIARD Would tell gentlemen , calmly and deliberately , that there never was such feeling ...
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... South America were too precarious . The requisite ani- mals , supposing them indigenous - which was not in truth the case - could have hardly subsisted themselves , much less sup- ported their owners , for a large portion of the year ...
... South America were too precarious . The requisite ani- mals , supposing them indigenous - which was not in truth the case - could have hardly subsisted themselves , much less sup- ported their owners , for a large portion of the year ...
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