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Calhoun's constitutional compact debate in Senate
Speech in the Senate recounts Calhoun's resolutions arguing the U S Constitution as a compact among states. He rebuts Massachusetts and others while contrasting constitutional and compact language, cites Jefferson and Washington, and defends state sovereignty against a strong central government.
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