The Relation of Philip Phillips to the Repeal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854
The Relation of Philip Phillips to the Repeal of the Missouri Compromise in 1854
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308 Henry Barrett Learned m. V. H. B. Became law, it had the effect promptly to bring out and sharply to define the issue. The tumult of popular discussion, already loud, became louder. During the week following January 16 politicians in the national capital became extraordinarily active. Among leaders and their following there was much discussion over the possible repeal of a time-honored measure. Sharp editorials appeared on the Nebraska question. Judging from them and from some variety of le...tters written by Washington correspondents, it was evident that the attitude of the adminis- tration, that is to say, of President Pierce and his cabinet advisers, was frequently a matter of serious doubt and grave question. In brief, the mere proposal of the Dixon amendment helped markedly toward a reopening of the question of slavery extension. That, it appeared, was the real issue of the day. It is at this point in the consideration that the figure of Colonel Philip Phillips of Alabama should be brought into view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
308 Henry Barrett Learned m. V. H. B. Became law, it had the effect promptly to bring out and sharply to define the issue. The tumult of popular discussion, already loud, became louder. During the week following January 16 politicians in the national capital became extraordinarily active. Among leaders and their following there was much discussion over the possible repeal of a time-honored measure. Sharp editorials appeared on the Nebraska question. Judging from them and from some variety of le...tters written by Washington correspondents, it was evident that the attitude of the adminis- tration, that is to say, of President Pierce and his cabinet advisers, was frequently a matter of serious doubt and grave question. In brief, the mere proposal of the Dixon amendment helped markedly toward a reopening of the question of slavery extension. That, it appeared, was the real issue of the day. It is at this point in the consideration that the figure of Colonel Philip Phillips of Alabama should be brought into view.
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