Strictures on Nullification (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This book argues against nullification, a theory claiming individual states have the power to cancel federal laws. The author contends nullification is illegal, impracticable, and costly. Criticizing South Carolina's attempt to use nullification to overturn tariffs, the author claims it could undermine the Union and lead to political instability. Instead, the author advocates consulting other states and using the Supreme Court to resolve disputes between states and the federal government. The author provides a detailed historical and legal analysis, offering valuable insights into the nature of government and the importance of the Constitution in maintaining a cohesive and functional nation.

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