Georgia and state rights: a study of the political history of Georgia from the Revolution to the Civil War, with particular regard to federal relations
1902 - Georgia - 222 pages
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Contents
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CHAPTER ITHE ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
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15 |
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Georgia ratifies the Federal Constitution
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21 |
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The eleventh amendment
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28 |
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Remonstrance of Georgia 1800
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34 |
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Indian affairs under the confederation
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40 |
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Protest of Georgia
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42 |
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Destroyed by the State government
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48 |
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Tenacity of the Creeks
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54 |
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Tassels case 75
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128 |
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Augustin S Clayton
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133 |
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Loxal affairs 1837 to 1840
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139 |
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Products of the State 1835
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140 |
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SLAVERY
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143 |
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Presidential election of 1848
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150 |
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Status of slavery in Georgia
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151 |
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Interstate slave trade
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157 |
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Treaty of Washington 1826
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61 |
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Tenacity of the tribe for its Georgia lands
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67 |
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Conflict of authority
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73 |
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xQontinuity of parties in Georgia
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87 |
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Presidential election of 1796
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92 |
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Census of 1800 whites and negroes
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92 |
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Gubernatorial election of 1825
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104 |
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CEconomic and social conditions
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106 |
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Census of 1824 whites and negroes
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106 |
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Quiescence on State sovereignty 1798 to 1823
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113 |
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The tariff of 1832
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116 |
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Andrew Jackson
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119 |
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State sovereignty
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122 |
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Gubernatorial election of 1831
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126 |
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Character of the vote
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127 |
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The compromise of 1860
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163 |
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Unstable alignment of the local parties
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169 |
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The Democratic convention of 1856
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175 |
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Quiet in politics 1858
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182 |
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The Democratic party in 1860
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188 |
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Page
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193 |
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Sentiment in Georgia
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194 |
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Stephens opposed to immediate secession
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199 |
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Presidential election of 1860
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205 |
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The local vote in the Presidential election of 1860
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206 |
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Vote on secession 1860
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208 |
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Public documents
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216 |
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The Georgia frontier 1780
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217 |
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Report on the public archives of North Carolina
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345 |
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Report on the public archives of Texas
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353 |