The Chronicles of America Series volume 20
The Chronicles of America Series volume 20
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But each side treasured its vitalized and enriched arguments for use in a more strenuous day.
Advantage in the great discussion lay partly with Hayne and partly with his brilliant antagonist. On the whole, the facts of history were on the side 156 THE REIGN OF ANDREW JACKSON of Hayne. Webster attempted to argue from the intent of the framers of the Constitution and from early opinion concerning the nature of the Union; but a careful appraisal of the evidence hardly bears out his contentions. On... economic matters also, notably the operation of the protec tive tariff, he trod uncertain ground. He realized this fact and as far as possible kept clear of eco nomic discussion. The South had real grievances, and Webster was well enough aware that they could not be argued out of existence.
On the other hand, the Northerner was vastly superior to his opponent in his handling of the theoretical issues of constitutional law; and in his exposition of the practical difficulties that would attend the operation of the principle of nullifica tion he employed a fund of argument that was simply unanswerable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But each side treasured its vitalized and enriched arguments for use in a more strenuous day.
Advantage in the great discussion lay partly with Hayne and partly with his brilliant antagonist. On the whole, the facts of history were on the side 156 THE REIGN OF ANDREW JACKSON of Hayne. Webster attempted to argue from the intent of the framers of the Constitution and from early opinion concerning the nature of the Union; but a careful appraisal of the evidence hardly bears out his contentions. On... economic matters also, notably the operation of the protec tive tariff, he trod uncertain ground. He realized this fact and as far as possible kept clear of eco nomic discussion. The South had real grievances, and Webster was well enough aware that they could not be argued out of existence.
On the other hand, the Northerner was vastly superior to his opponent in his handling of the theoretical issues of constitutional law; and in his exposition of the practical difficulties that would attend the operation of the principle of nullifica tion he employed a fund of argument that was simply unanswerable.
What to read after The Chronicles of America Series volume 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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