American History And Government
American History And Government
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The Question Stated. The "tariff of abominations" ( 279) had called out prompt and vigorous protests from five State legislatures in the South, and no small talk of secession. Calhoun came forward with what he thought a milder remedy in his Exposition in the summer of 1828.
Calhoun was of Scotch-Irish descent and of stern Calvinistic training. He had been Secretary of War under Monroe, and Vice President with PROTECTION AND NULLIFICATION 507 * Adams, and had just been reflected to that office. ...He was now a very different Calhoun from the ardent young Nationalist of 1816, who had favored internal improvements, a Bank, and protective tariffs. On each of these points he had reversed his position, to go with his section. He still loved the Union devotedly ; but instead of placing emphasis now on Nationality, he placed it on the necessity of recognizing State sovereignty in order to preserve any nation at all. In 1816 he had thrust aside con stitutional refinements disdainfully : in 1828 he took refuge in them and used them with rare skill and keen logic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Question Stated. The "tariff of abominations" ( 279) had called out prompt and vigorous protests from five State legislatures in the South, and no small talk of secession. Calhoun came forward with what he thought a milder remedy in his Exposition in the summer of 1828.
Calhoun was of Scotch-Irish descent and of stern Calvinistic training. He had been Secretary of War under Monroe, and Vice President with PROTECTION AND NULLIFICATION 507 * Adams, and had just been reflected to that office. ...He was now a very different Calhoun from the ardent young Nationalist of 1816, who had favored internal improvements, a Bank, and protective tariffs. On each of these points he had reversed his position, to go with his section. He still loved the Union devotedly ; but instead of placing emphasis now on Nationality, he placed it on the necessity of recognizing State sovereignty in order to preserve any nation at all. In 1816 he had thrust aside con stitutional refinements disdainfully : in 1828 he took refuge in them and used them with rare skill and keen logic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis M Willis Mason West to read onlineMoreLess
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