Index:Sectionalism in Virginia from 1776 to 1861.djvu

Title	Sectionalism in Virginia from 1776 to 1861
Author	Charles Henry Ambler
Year	1910
Publisher	University of Chicago
Source	djvu
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	Introduction	1
II.	Revolution, Confederation, and the Constitution, 1776–90	24
III.	Federalists and Republicans, 1790–1816	61
IV.	The Era of Good Feeling and the Rise of the National Republican Party, 1817–28	100
V.	The Constitutional Convention of 1829–30	137
VI.	Internal Improvements, Negro Slavery, and Nullification, 1829–33	175
VII.	Parties in the Whig Period, 1834–50	219
VIII.	The Reform Convention of 1850–51	251
IX.	Sectionalism in Education and the Church, 1830–61	273
X.	History of Political Parties, 1851–61	300
	Bibliography	339
	Index	351