The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 231
... party . The Presidential contest was sub- sequently carried into the House of Representatives , and with equal votes , a new strife began between the friends of Jeffer- son and Burr . The federal party took advantage of the dis- cord ...
... party . The Presidential contest was sub- sequently carried into the House of Representatives , and with equal votes , a new strife began between the friends of Jeffer- son and Burr . The federal party took advantage of the dis- cord ...
Page 232
... party ; if he had dealt insincerely with Jefferson himself ; then his conduct would have been repre- hensible in the extreme . But no proof exists of such a course on the part of Burr . It is admitted that a friend of Burr , while the ...
... party ; if he had dealt insincerely with Jefferson himself ; then his conduct would have been repre- hensible in the extreme . But no proof exists of such a course on the part of Burr . It is admitted that a friend of Burr , while the ...
Page 514
... party , whose tenet was nullifica- tion , a doubt arose whether it ought to be effected in the legislature or in convention . No party - scarcely an indi- vidual , ever thought of or asserted the doctrine of uncondi- tional submission ...
... party , whose tenet was nullifica- tion , a doubt arose whether it ought to be effected in the legislature or in convention . No party - scarcely an indi- vidual , ever thought of or asserted the doctrine of uncondi- tional submission ...
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