An edition of Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state (1838)

Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state.

Also Mr. Calhoun's resolutions relative to the constitutional rights of the South on the abolition question: with Mr. Buchanan's remarks on the same subject.

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An edition of Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state (1838)

Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state.

Also Mr. Calhoun's resolutions relative to the constitutional rights of the South on the abolition question: with Mr. Buchanan's remarks on the same subject.

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J. Wilbank

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State rights, Banks and banking, Slavery

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Cover of: Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state.
Slander refuted, in two letters from Andrew Jackson, expressing full confidence in the public measures of Martin Van Buren and his entire concurrence in the divorce of bank and state.: Also Mr. Calhoun's resolutions relative to the constitutional rights of the South on the abolition question: with Mr. Buchanan's remarks on the same subject.
1838, J. Wilbank

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