A Constitutional View Of The Late War Between States (1868)

Description: A must have for any Civil War literary collection. This is Volume I, of the two volume writings. Titled “A constitutional view of the late war between the states : its causes, character, conduct and results ; presented in a series of colloquies at Liberty Hall”, this book presents Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Vice President of the Confederacy, and his views on the constitutional reasons for the Civil War. Mr. Stephens's union speech of 1860 is the subject on which a number of colloquies as follows: Inquiry into the nature of the Union -- History of the Union traced -- The nature of the Union not changed under the constitution -- The constitution of the United States -- The action of several states on the constitution -- Webster on the constitution -- Calhoun on the constitution -- Subject continued -- Nullification --- The great truth established that the constitution is a compact between sovereign states -- Conclusion the of the argument As it relates to today’s Sovereign movement is Colloquy XI regarding the constitution “The great Truth established that the constitution is a compact between sovereign States - the Government of the United States is strictly a Federal Government - each State for itself has the right to judge of infractions as well as the mode and measure of redress - the right of a State to withdraw from the Union upon breach of the compact…” Please preview pictures thoroughly, and message with any questions. Purchase indicates buyer’s acceptance of condition as shown. International shipping is Not available.

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