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Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments and Note to Readers | ||
Introduction | ||
1 | On Government and the Concurrent Majority | 1 |
From A Disquisition on Government | 2 | |
Letter to Baron F. von Gerolt | 43 | |
2 | On the Constitution of the United States | 51 |
From A Discourse on the Constitution and Government of the United States | 52 | |
From The South Carolina Exposition | 59 | |
From a Public Letter to Governor James Hamilton | 60 | |
From the Speech in Reply to Daniel Webster on the Force Bill | 63 | |
From the Speech on the Bill to Regulate the Deposits of Public Money | 64 | |
3 | On Statesmanship and Republican Virtue | 73 |
From the First Speech on the Compensation Law | 74 | |
Speeches on the Bill for the Admission of Michigan | 75 | |
Remarks on the Bill for the Relief of the Heirs of General William Hull | 96 | |
4 | On America and the American People | 105 |
Speeches on the Military Academies Bill | 105 | |
Speech at Abbeville, South Carolina | 108 | |
From the Speech on the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands | 112 | |
From a Letter to Anna Maria Calhoun Clemson | 113 | |
From the Speech on His Resolutions in Reference to the War with Mexico | 114 | |
5 | On War and Foreign Relations | 121 |
Speech on the Military Situation | 122 | |
From the Speech on the Proposed Abrogation of Joint Occupancy of Oregon | 126 | |
From the Speech on the War Appropriation Bill | 129 | |
Speech on the Proposed Occupation of Yucatan | 133 | |
6 | On Taxation and Public Expenditure | 163 |
Speech at Montgomery, Alabama | 164 | |
Speech on the Loan Bill | 170 | |
7 | On Free Trade | 189 |
Letter to Micah Sterling | 189 | |
Speech before the Passage of the Tariff Bill | 191 | |
8 | On Banks and the Currency | 219 |
Speech on the Bill to Continue the Charter of the Bank of the United States | 220 | |
Speech on His Amendment to Separate the Government and the Banks | 245 | |
9 | On the Rights of the States | 273 |
From The Fort Hill Address | 274 | |
Letter to John McLean | 277 | |
Remarks on the President's Message on South Carolina | 280 | |
Speech Introducing Resolutions Declaratory of the Nature and Power of the Federal Government | 285 | |
Public Letter to Citizens of Edgefield District, South Carolina | 293 | |
10 | On the Executive Branch | 303 |
Speech on the President's Protest | 304 | |
Public Letter to Citizens of Albemarle County, Virginia | 319 | |
From the Speech in Support of the Veto Power | 322 | |
Public Letter to a Northern Friend | 324 | |
11 | On American Parties and Politics | 333 |
From the Speech on the Bill to Reduce Certain Tariff Duties | 335 | |
Public Letter to Democratic Citizens of New York City | 336 | |
Public Letter to the Indiana Democratic Committee | 340 | |
From a Letter to Wilson Lumpkin | 341 | |
12 | On the Conflict of the Sections | 369 |
From The Fort Hill Address | 370 | |
From the Speech on the Force Bill | 371 | |
Resolutions on Abolition and the Union | 373 | |
Speech on the Bill to Grant Preemption Rights to Actual Settlers on the Public Lands | 375 | |
From Remarks on the Deposit Bill | 379 | |
Letter to Thomas C. Reynolds | 380 | |
Public Letter to a Committee of Citizens of St. Clairsville, Ohio | 381 | |
Speech on the Slavery Question | 382 | |
From the Speech on the Bill to Extend the Missouri Compromise Line | 389 | |
From the Speech on the Compromise | 390 | |
13 | On Himself | 419 |
Letter to Thomas J. Johnson | 420 | |
From the Speech in Reply to Webster on the Subtreasury Bill | 421 | |
Letter to A. D. Wallace | 422 | |
The Public Man | 423 | |
Duty | 428 | |
South Carolina | 429 | |
Personal | 432 |
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