Judge Harper's speech, before the Charleston State Rights and Free Trade Association
at ther regular meeting, April 1, 1832, explaining and enforcing the remedy of nullification.
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Author
Contributions
- Charleston State Rights and Free Trade Association, Charleston, S.C. - Contributor
Publication
1832 - The State Rights and Free Trade Association, Charleston, South Carolina
Language
English
Word Count
3,000 words, Guess
Page Count
12 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivejudgeharpersspee00harp
- Library of Congress Control Number10008692
- OCLC Control Number5657042
- Open LibraryOL7017866M
Classifications
- LCCE384.3 .H29
Subjects
Series Statement
- Political tract
- no. 10. May, 1832
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