
Letter to George Washington (September 1778)
Letter to George Washington (26 April 1779)
Letter to George Washington (September 1778)
Letter to George Washington (July 1776)
Letter to George Washington (24 April 1779)
Letter to George Washington (24 April 1779)
Letter to George Washington (July 1778)
Reported in Walter J. Miller, "Calhoun as a Lawyer and Statesman"' part 2, The Green Bag (June 1899), p. 271. Miller states "I will cite his own words", but this quotation is reported as not verified in Calhoun's writings in Respectfully Quoted: A Dictionary of Quotations (1989).
Letter to George Washington (May 1776)
Quoted in Richard Ellman A Long the Riverrun: Selected Essays (1988), p. 253
Letter to Samuel "Sam" Chapman (June 1907)
Context: The South went to war on account of slavery. South Carolina went to war, as she said in her secession proclamation, because slavery would not be secure under Lincoln. South Carolina ought to know what was the cause for her seceding. The truth is the modern Virginians departed from the teachings of the Father's.