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Chauncey Samuel Boucher The Nullification Controversy in South Carolina… (1916)

Kohn Collection of Pamphlets, owned by August Kohn of Columbia, South Carolina. About 50 bound volumes of miscellaneous ante-bellum pamphlets. Perry (B. F.) Collection of Pamphlets, in the State Department of History and Archives, Montgomery, Alabama. 44 bound volumes, with from one to sixty pamphlets to the volume. They contain a great variety of material on the economic, political, financial, industrial, social, religious, and educational phases of South Carolina and southern history from 1800 to 1860.
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Chauncey Samuel Boucher The Nullification Controversy in South Carolina… (1916)

South Carolina College Library, Columbia, South Carolina, has the files from January 12, 1833, to December 25, 1834. The paper was a weekly, of four pages and five columns.
Camden and Lancaster Beacon. Moved from Lancaster to Camden and new series was started, Vol. I, No. 1, Whole No. 21, March 15, 1831. The file owned by David R. Williams, of Camden, South Carolina, ends with Vol. I, No. 43, Whole No. 62, December 27, 1831. Weekly; edited by J. D. Cooke.
Charleston Carolina Gazette. Weekly edition of the Charleston City Gazette, published for country circulation.
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Chauncey Samuel Boucher The Nullification Controversy in South Carolina… (1916)

Johnston, Alexander, and Woodbum, J. A. American Political History. New York, 1905.
Kirkland, T. J., and Kennedy, R. M. Historic Camden. Columbia, 1905.
Laborde, Maximilian. History of South Carolina College, 1801-1857. Columbia, 1859.
Lalor, John J. Cyclopedia of Political Science, Political Economy, and Political History of the United States. Chicago, 1883-84.
Landrum, Dr. J. B. O. History of Spartanburg County. Atlanta, 1900.
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