What did henry clay and john c. calhoun have in common in 1812??

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Henry Clay and John Calhoun are both politically inclined. At one point Calhouln became a supporter of Clay. They worked in congress and in the senate. In addition to this, they are also advocates to stop slavery. They devoted their careers to serve the government and the people.

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