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1 online resource (471 pages) |
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The Library of Conservative Thought |
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Library of conservative thought.
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface to the softcover edition; Foreword; Acknowledgments and Note to Readers; Introduction; 1. On Government and the Concurrent Majority; From A Disquisition on Government; Letter to Baron F. von Gerolt; Selections; 2. On the Constitution of the United States; From A Discourse on the Constitution and Government of the United States; From The South Carolina Exposition; From a Public Letter to Governor James Hamilton; From the Speech in Reply to Daniel Webster on the Force Bill |
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From the Speech on the Bill to Regulate the Deposits of Public MoneySelections; The Federalist; 3. On Statesmanship and Republican Virtue; From the First Speech on the Compensation Law; Speeches on the Bill for the Admission of Michigan; Remarks on the Bill for the Relief of the Heirs of General William Hull; Selections; 4. On America and the American People; Speeches on the Military Academies Bill; The Essential Calhoun Speech at Abbeville, South Carolina; From the Speech on the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands; From a Letter to Anna Maria Calhoun Clemson |
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From the Speech on His Resolutions in Reference to the War with MexicoSelections; 5. On War and Foreign Relations; Speech on the Military Situation; From the Speech on the Proposed Abrogation of Joint Occupancy of Oregon; From the Speech on the War Appropriation Bill; Speech on the Proposed Occupation of Yucatan; Selections; The War of 1812; The Navy; The Annexation of Texas; The Mexican War; 6. On Taxation and Public Expenditure; Speech at Montgomery, Alabama; Speech on the Loan Bill; Selections; 7. On Free Trade; Letter to Micah Sterling; Speech before the Passage of the Tariff Bill |
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Selections8. On Banks and the Currency; Speech on the Bill to Continue the Charter of the Bank of the United States; Speech on His Amendment to Separate the Government and the Banks; Selections; 9. On the Rights of the States; From The Fort Hill Address; Letter to John McLean; Remarks on the President's Message on South Carolina; Speech Introducing Resolutions Declaratory of the Nature and Power of the Federal Government; Public Letter to Citizens of Edgefield District, South Carolina; Selections; 10. On the Executive Branch; Speech on the President's Protest |
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Public Letter to Citizens of Albemarle County, VirginiaFrom the Speech in Support of the Veto Power; Public Letter to a Northern Friend; Selections; The Vice-Presidency; Administration; The ""Spoils"" System; 11. On American Parties and Politics; From the Speech on the Bill to Reduce Certain Tariff Duties; Public Letter to Democratic Citizens of New York City; Public Letter to the Indiana Democratic Committee; From a Letter to Wilson Lumpkin; Selections; The Two-Party System; Jackson, Van Buren, and the Democratic Party; Adams, Clay, Webster, and the Whig Party; American Statesmen; Washington |
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The Essential Calhoun Jefferson |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Political science -- United States -- History -- 19th century
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Political science
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United States
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| Genre/Form |
History
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Kirk, Russell
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| ISBN |
9781351316354 |
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1351316354 |
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