The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 54
... Jackson supported Carroll's opponent , Colonel Edward Ward , a wealthy planter who had joined Jackson in fighting Grundy's scheme . Car- roll was elected , and proceeded to put through a program of tax revision and constitutional and ...
... Jackson supported Carroll's opponent , Colonel Edward Ward , a wealthy planter who had joined Jackson in fighting Grundy's scheme . Car- roll was elected , and proceeded to put through a program of tax revision and constitutional and ...
Page 55
... Jackson himself was easily per- suaded that Clay and Adams had been guilty of a " corrupt bargain " and determined ... Jackson professionals to a skillful campaign of vilifica tion , which culminated in the election of 1828. In Jackson's ...
... Jackson himself was easily per- suaded that Clay and Adams had been guilty of a " corrupt bargain " and determined ... Jackson professionals to a skillful campaign of vilifica tion , which culminated in the election of 1828. In Jackson's ...
Page 359
... Jackson Sentiment in Pennsyl vania , " Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography , Vol . L ( July 1926 ) , pp . 193-238 , is a case study in the rise of Jackson support in a Jackson stronghold . M. Ostrogorski , in his classic work ...
... Jackson Sentiment in Pennsyl vania , " Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography , Vol . L ( July 1926 ) , pp . 193-238 , is a case study in the rise of Jackson support in a Jackson stronghold . M. Ostrogorski , in his classic work ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
the Aristocrat as Democrat | 18 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
Copyright | |
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