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For South Carolinian Robert Francis Allston, a “plain, honest, common-sense reading of the Constitution” meant the
A) legitimacy of abolitionism.
B) constitutionality of slavery.
C) support of the United States Bank.
D) disapproval of nullification.

This is for my American History course, we're using the American People textbook if that helps
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9 years ago
Brilliant Slight Smile Your answer was correct, thank you.
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Hey .clay, no worries, glad I could be a helping hand.
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thank you
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