An Encyclopedia of American PoliticsEdwin Valentine Mitchell Doubleday, Incorporated, 1946 - 338 pages |
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... Jackson's protest , the reply of the House was to send him a copy of the Senate resolution in the Jackson case . Charter Oak , The - More or less familiar to every schoolboy is the story of this famous tree in which Captain Wadsworth ...
... Jackson's protest , the reply of the House was to send him a copy of the Senate resolution in the Jackson case . Charter Oak , The - More or less familiar to every schoolboy is the story of this famous tree in which Captain Wadsworth ...
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... Jackson was territorial governor , and several others . The Jackson or Demo- cratic party multiplied the handbills to show how their candidate was maligned . Hanging a couple of Englishmen did not affect the popularity of Jackson , who ...
... Jackson was territorial governor , and several others . The Jackson or Demo- cratic party multiplied the handbills to show how their candidate was maligned . Hanging a couple of Englishmen did not affect the popularity of Jackson , who ...
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... Jackson , Andrew , was born at Waxhaw Settlement , South Carolina , on March 15 , 1767 , and died at The Hermitage , his resi- dence near Nashville , Tennessee , on January 8 ... JACKSON DAY decision ; now let him enforce it . 189 JACKSON.
... Jackson , Andrew , was born at Waxhaw Settlement , South Carolina , on March 15 , 1767 , and died at The Hermitage , his resi- dence near Nashville , Tennessee , on January 8 ... JACKSON DAY decision ; now let him enforce it . 189 JACKSON.
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