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... South Carolina to obey the law . Vir- ginians , too , generally opposed this protective tariff , but they feared that the Federal Union would be broken by South Carolina's threat- ened secession . They also feared that warfare might ...
... South Carolina to obey the law . Vir- ginians , too , generally opposed this protective tariff , but they feared that the Federal Union would be broken by South Carolina's threat- ened secession . They also feared that warfare might ...
Page 273
... South Carolina was unwilling to suffer under the same wrongs with Vir- ginia's patience . In November , 1832 , South Carolina adopted an ordinance of nullification . That document announced that the protective tariff act of 1832 was ...
... South Carolina was unwilling to suffer under the same wrongs with Vir- ginia's patience . In November , 1832 , South Carolina adopted an ordinance of nullification . That document announced that the protective tariff act of 1832 was ...
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... South Carolina ad- dressed members of the convention . These three stressed the point that , if Virginia joined the Confederacy , she would become a prosperous industrial and commercial center serving the agri- cultural Lower South ...
... South Carolina ad- dressed members of the convention . These three stressed the point that , if Virginia joined the Confederacy , she would become a prosperous industrial and commercial center serving the agri- cultural Lower South ...
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THE EARLIEST VIRGINIANS 17058 | 7 |
ENGLANDS FIRST VENTURES IN VIRGINIA | 20 |
UNDER COMPANY CONTROL 16071624 | 30 |
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