"Limits on Nullification" is a work of the famous American writer Alexander Hill Everett. In this book, the author examines the concept of nullification, which is of great importance for the development of the American constitutional system. Everett analyzes the historical events that preceded the discussion of nullification, reveals its essence and possible consequences for the political life of the country. Through thorough research and well-argued arguments, Limits on Nullification has become an important source for understanding constitutional law and political history in the United States of America.