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Fragmented Georgian political letter on nullification and union
A lengthy 1834 Georgian political letter discusses states rights, nullification, and the balance between state and federal power. It argues for strong state sovereignty to check central authority, cites Georgia’s historical resistance, and warns of consolidation threats while urging fidelity to constitutional principles and party alignment.
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