Prompted by a particular piece of legislation, it was submitted anonymously because as a member of the administration it was attacking, the author could not do so officially.
It laments, "we are the serfs of the system, out of whose labor is raised." And it mocks those "who say that they cannot compete with foreigners at their own doors, without an advantage of 45 per cent." Prompted by a particular piece of legislation, it was submitted anonymously because as a member of the administration it was attacking, the author could not do so officially. Although it was not adopted by the House thousands of copiers were distributed to the eponymous state's legislature, for 10 points, name this document, which presented the author's views on nullification and protested against the 1828 Tariff of Abominations written by John C. Calhoun.
It laments, "we are the serfs of the system, out of whose labor is raised."
South Carolina Exposition and Protest [prompt on partial title]