The Slavery Issue in Federal Politics
The Slavery Issue in Federal Politics
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But the policy of enforcing the maintenance of a Federal rendition system had its source more in sectional political friction than in economic considerations. This is 416 POLITICAL HISTOEY.
evidenced not only by the course of the debates, but also by the fact that the cause was more vigorously championed by men from the lower South, which lost very few slaves, than by the spokesmen from the border states, from which slaves were more or less constantly escaping across the line.
By the middle for...ties Yancey, Rhett, Quitman, and other Southern extremists, the ''fire-eaters, " had already reached the belief that the permanence of the Union on a basis of equity to the slaveholding South was impossible. They believed it only a ques- tion of time when the North would become thor- oughly tyrannical over the outvoted South and would destroy all effective provision for Southern self-government. They accordingly thought it the soundest policy to arouse the people and hasten the final arbitrament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the policy of enforcing the maintenance of a Federal rendition system had its source more in sectional political friction than in economic considerations. This is 416 POLITICAL HISTOEY.
evidenced not only by the course of the debates, but also by the fact that the cause was more vigorously championed by men from the lower South, which lost very few slaves, than by the spokesmen from the border states, from which slaves were more or less constantly escaping across the line.
By the middle for...ties Yancey, Rhett, Quitman, and other Southern extremists, the ''fire-eaters, " had already reached the belief that the permanence of the Union on a basis of equity to the slaveholding South was impossible. They believed it only a ques- tion of time when the North would become thor- oughly tyrannical over the outvoted South and would destroy all effective provision for Southern self-government. They accordingly thought it the soundest policy to arouse the people and hasten the final arbitrament.
What to read after The Slavery Issue in Federal Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell, 1877-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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