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Nullification and the Case Against South Carolina
The speech argues that nullification is a revolutionary challenge to the union, asserting Congress holds exclusive power to lay duties and regulate commerce. It critiques South Carolina’s ordinance to resist federal duties, warns of military force, and defends the Constitution’s framers and early Congressmen who supported protection for domestic industries.
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Congress
Tus
United States
Senate
South Carolina
Tate
Custom House
Charledton
Supreme Report of
Drese
S. Carolina
Europe
Union
Quney
S.C
Philadelphia
Committee
Convention
Martin
Maryland
Washington
House of Representatives
Aly
Sega
Fitzsimons
Pennsylvania
White
Virginia
Tucker
Madison
McMadison
Usabl
Ovenrs
Burk
Smith