The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... election in the House then narrowed itself to a contest between Jack- son and Adams . Henry Clay did not consider Jackson properly qualified for the office of President . He regarded him merely as a military leader who had no special ...
... election in the House then narrowed itself to a contest between Jack- son and Adams . Henry Clay did not consider Jackson properly qualified for the office of President . He regarded him merely as a military leader who had no special ...
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... election of 1836. Compare the remedies for the panic of 1837 offered by the Democrats and by the Whigs . By what campaign methods did the Whigs win the election of 1840 ? 7. On what issues did Tyler split with the leaders of his party ...
... election of 1836. Compare the remedies for the panic of 1837 offered by the Democrats and by the Whigs . By what campaign methods did the Whigs win the election of 1840 ? 7. On what issues did Tyler split with the leaders of his party ...
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... election of 1872 ? What made it especially difficult for the Democrats to endorse their candidates ? What other parties presented candidates in this election ? 6. How do you account for the corruption in government during Grant's ...
... election of 1872 ? What made it especially difficult for the Democrats to endorse their candidates ? What other parties presented candidates in this election ? 6. How do you account for the corruption in government during Grant's ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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