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Secession During the War of 1812; Nullification Threats in 1832
How Mathew Carey Suggested Madison Deal with Secessionists During the War of 1812 As Madison passively ignored him, and New Englanders became bolder, Carey’s protests became more urgent. He continued to write to Madison, even suggesting that Congress pass a … Continue reading
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