The Nullification Controversy in South Carolina

introduced a set of anti-bank, antiinternal improvement, and anti-tariff resolutions.They were adopted/ Before this session there had appeared in South Carolina scattered evidences of opposition to nationalism, but this episode may be said to mark the beginning of the formidable antinationalist movement in the state. 1 South Caro lina was not unique in this respect; other south ern states were showing signs of a similar move ment.In Virginia, Thomas Ritchie had been preaching strict construction and had thereby forfeited some of his popularity in the western counties, while William B. Giles, more

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