Note 5 — Chapter I · A REVIEW OF THE CAUSES LEADING TO THE SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND.
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In the Senate the democratic leaders were Samuel Smith, of Md., Wm. B. Giles, of Va., Wm. H. Crawford, of Ga., George W. Campbell, of Tenn., and George M. Bibb, of Ky. Leading the opposition were James Lloyd, of Mass., and James A. Bayard, of Del.[5]