A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 2
A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 2
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The political factions which were waging war upon one another at Washington seemed too busily intent upon their petty strategies to consider the con- tinental interests of the country. Indeed, the ad- ministration at Washington seemed willing to se- cure all the advantages and run the risk of none of the calamities that mi2:ht follow from the action of the people on the coast. General Riley's proc- lamation was not allowed to pass without careful scrutiny. Polk's Secretary of State, Buchanan, w...ith dialectic skill, had diasfnosed the condition of California in his characteristic w^ay. If the people of California remained inactive politically after the conclusion of the war with Mexico, this, he thought, implied that they continued the gov- ernment which they found in existence among them at the close of that war. Buchanan's s^enius for masterly inactivity was further to be displayed before he left public life, and this chapter of his political career reads like the concluding chapter ten years later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The political factions which were waging war upon one another at Washington seemed too busily intent upon their petty strategies to consider the con- tinental interests of the country. Indeed, the ad- ministration at Washington seemed willing to se- cure all the advantages and run the risk of none of the calamities that mi2:ht follow from the action of the people on the coast. General Riley's proc- lamation was not allowed to pass without careful scrutiny. Polk's Secretary of State, Buchanan, w...ith dialectic skill, had diasfnosed the condition of California in his characteristic w^ay. If the people of California remained inactive politically after the conclusion of the war with Mexico, this, he thought, implied that they continued the gov- ernment which they found in existence among them at the close of that war. Buchanan's s^enius for masterly inactivity was further to be displayed before he left public life, and this chapter of his political career reads like the concluding chapter ten years later.
What to read after A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Newton Thorpe to read onlineMoreLess
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