America's Long Eulogy for Compromise: Henry Clay and American Politics, 1854-58
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title={America's Long Eulogy for Compromise: Henry Clay and American Politics, 1854-58},
author={Sarah Bischoff Paulus},
journal={The Journal of the Civil War Era},
year={2014},
volume={4},
pages={28 - 52}
}3 Citations
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