What reasons does Jackson give for not believing a state possess the authority to resist federal laws according to that state´s own assessment?

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Michael Wilson · Answer 1 · 2018-10-26T01:14:30+0000

What is the reason does Jackson give for not accepting a state possess the authority to resist federal laws according to that state's own assessment. Because the proportion of the nation is devastate and becomes as misdeed against the entire union.

What reasons does Jackson give for not believing a state possess the authority to resist federal laws according to that state´s own assessment?

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