American Interest in Cuba: 1848-1855Columbia University Press, 1948 - 323 pages |
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Page 49
... expansion of free territory which it supported and the expansion of slavery territory it opposed . But O'Sullivan's expansionism was neither anti - slavery nor as unconcerned 4 J. W. Pratt , “ John L. O'Sullivan and Manifest Destiny ...
... expansion of free territory which it supported and the expansion of slavery territory it opposed . But O'Sullivan's expansionism was neither anti - slavery nor as unconcerned 4 J. W. Pratt , “ John L. O'Sullivan and Manifest Destiny ...
Page 66
... expansion , and only the vacillating attitude of Buchanan , which Polk attributed to his ambition to be Presi- dent , disturbed the unity of the administration on the policy of further annexations.40 In the Senate , extreme expansion ...
... expansion , and only the vacillating attitude of Buchanan , which Polk attributed to his ambition to be Presi- dent , disturbed the unity of the administration on the policy of further annexations.40 In the Senate , extreme expansion ...
Page 210
... expansion . He sought territorial expansion for national purposes and , as Chairman of the Committees on Territories of the House and the Senate , fought against sectional obstructions to the extension of government into the West . He ...
... expansion . He sought territorial expansion for national purposes and , as Chairman of the Committees on Territories of the House and the Senate , fought against sectional obstructions to the extension of government into the West . He ...
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