Nullification, A Constitutional History,

This book contends that Nullification was an American and not a Southern or sectional principle of republican and federal government. The key to this revolutionary new insight is none other than the Notes of Debates of James Madison. With original intentions still being debated today and in some cases denied, perhaps it is time to recover what the founders and framers intended originally and deal with history vs. myth. Book jacket.

W. Kirk Wood is professor of history at Alabama State University

List of Abbreviations	p. vii
Preface: History vs. Myth and Original Intentions Originally	p. ix
Acknowledgements	p. xxi
The First Secession Movement: In Defense of Antient English Libertyes, 1763-1776	p. 1
From Republicanism to Federalism I: The Articles of Confederation, 1781-1787	p. 25
From Republicanism to Federalism II: The Federal Convention and State Ratification Debates, 1787-1788	p. 43
Original Intentions and Nullification Recovered: The Real Revolution of 1800	p. 65
Appendix A	p. 87
Appendix B	p. 99
Appendix C	p. 123
Appendix D	p. 133
Appendix E	p. 137
Appendix F	p. 141
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Nullification, A Constitutional History, 1776-1833 James Madison, Not the Father of the Constitution

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