The Old Dominion
texA long conversation about US history. Primary focus on events from Confederation era to before the Civil War.
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Southern men with northern principles in 1844
Thomas L. Clingman, a North Carolina Whig turned fire-eating Democrat. Quoted in this article.
In a sense, the point of this article is to lay out my own "narrative" of the second party system. When we view the second party system today, w...
Were the Anti-Federalists right?
A short review and examination of the beliefs of George Mason and Patrick Henry, extended to the Anti-Federalists a whole. However, it is obvious that the Anti-Federalists often differed in opinion about democracy, slavery and other issues...
The "Founders" and Suffrage
Howard Chandler Christy's Scene at the Signing of the Constitution of the United States
Recent media and discussion about the Founding Period of U.S. History have gone in some directions away from the 1920s idealisation of the "Founders" o...
Montesquieu and Virginia
The preservation of liberty requires, that the three great departments of power should be separate and distinct. The oracle who is always consulted and cited on this subject, is the celebrated Montesquieu.
- James Madison, #Federalist 4...
Why Black Voters Voted Whig
Happy Black History Month!
”If it could be converted into a picture representing Frelinghuysen arm in arm with Garrison and his beloved colored fellow-citizens, driving away naturalised foreigners from the polls, it would be a true...
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