The United States of North America as They are: The Americans as They are, Volumes 1-2Olms Presse, 1972 - 476 pages |
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Page 11
... Clay should not have any chance of succeeding to the Presidency ; for they had every reason to expect a more ready concurrence in their views and interests from Jackson , as se- nator for Tennessee , than from any other of the ...
... Clay should not have any chance of succeeding to the Presidency ; for they had every reason to expect a more ready concurrence in their views and interests from Jackson , as se- nator for Tennessee , than from any other of the ...
Page 27
... Clay to the office of Secretary of State , as an unquestionable proof of the truth of the accusations to which we have alluded , more especially as the character of Clay was so diametrically opposite to that of Adams , their enmity ...
... Clay to the office of Secretary of State , as an unquestionable proof of the truth of the accusations to which we have alluded , more especially as the character of Clay was so diametrically opposite to that of Adams , their enmity ...
Page 64
... Clay . — The best and most intelligent men of the Union , and even the shrewd Ran- dolph , have fallen into this unpardonable and dangerous error . It cannot be reconciled with sound reason to suppose , that Mr. Adams , who is superior ...
... Clay . — The best and most intelligent men of the Union , and even the shrewd Ran- dolph , have fallen into this unpardonable and dangerous error . It cannot be reconciled with sound reason to suppose , that Mr. Adams , who is superior ...
Contents
Introductory Review of the Political | 1 |
Election of the President 1824 p | 8 |
John Quincy Adams President of | 19 |
Copyright | |
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