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- confederate.html accessdate "2001-05-03".
- confederate.html date "1861".
- confederate.html date "1991".
- confederate.html date "2001".
- confederate.html first "Marshall L.".
- confederate.html first "Richard".
- confederate.html first "Robert Hardy".
- confederate.html isCitedBy Alabama_in_the_American_Civil_War.
- confederate.html isCitedBy Confederate_States_Constitution.
- confederate.html isCitedBy Robert_Hardy_Smith.
- confederate.html last "DeRosa".
- confederate.html last "Shedenhelm".
- confederate.html last "Smith".
- confederate.html location "Columbia, Missouri".
- confederate.html location "Mobile".
- confederate.html page "19".
- confederate.html page "66".
- confederate.html publisher "University of Missouri Press".
- confederate.html quote "We have dissolved the late Union chiefly because of the negro quarrel. Now, is there any man who wished to reproduce that strife among ourselves? And yet does not he, who wished the slave trade left for the action of Congress, see that he proposed to open a Pandora's box among us and to cause our political arena again to resound with this discussion. Had we left the question unsettled, we should, in my opinion, have sown broadcast the seeds of discord and death in our Constitution. I congratulate the country that the strife has been put to rest forever, and that American slavery is to stand before the world as it is, and on its own merits. We have now placed our domestic institution, and secured its rights unmistakably, in the Constitution. We have sought by no euphony to hide its name. We have called our negroes 'slaves', and we have recognized and protected them as persons and our rights to them as property.".
- confederate.html title "An Address to the Citizens of Alabama on the Constitution and Laws of the Confederate States of America".
- confederate.html title "Some Doubts About the Confederate Case".
- confederate.html title "The Confederate Constitution of 1861: An Inquiry into American Constitutionalism".
- confederate.html url "https://web.archive.org/web/20010503021334/http://www.openthought.org/summa/confederate.html".
- confederate.html work "Open Thought".