Secession in Early America 1775-1861: (5) The 1832 Tariff Dispute & Nullification Crisis

Dr Bernard Way explains the background of the 1832 Tariff Dispute, and the arguments in favor of nullification which were put forward by South Carolina.

Taken from "Secession Speakeasy #130 (Public House Edition): The Speakeasy Welcomes Back Dr. Bernard Way!"

Full Video: https://keepgovlocal.substack.com/p/secession-speakeasy-130-public-house

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