The Calhoun Resolutions in Missouri’s 1840s Debate
Samuel Harris recounts how Missouri lawmakers copied Calhoun's firebrand resolutions to carve Texas slavery boundaries and push secessionist aims. He argues Congress controls territories, defends Union, criticizes Calhoun’s strategy, and notes Virginia and Oregon ties to the slavery debate.
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