A study of states' rights, an issue still stirring debate across the USA. Tracing the idea from Independence to the end of Reconstruction, the study revolves around the concept of ""imperium in imperio"" - literally ""sovereignty within sovereignty"" - or the division of power within one jurisdiction.
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A study of states' rights, an issue still stirring debate across the USA. Tracing the idea from Independence to the end of Reconstruction, the study revolves around the concept of "imperium in imperio" - literally "sovereignty within sovereignty" - or the division of power within one jurisdiction.
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