A History of the United States volume 5
A History of the United States volume 5
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At all events the plan succeeded too well, which is another reason for supposing it was not the work of Van Buren. The New Englanders voted for it, because they were certain that before long they could secure changes favorable to themselves, and, meanwhile, the bill prolonged the life of the protective system. It passed and Adams approved it. The Penn- sylvanians voted for Jackson and the Southerners neces- sarily voted for him, too ; but there was added hatred in their hearts toward the federa...l government that persisted in taxing them for the benefit of others, according to their mode of thinking.
It must not be supposed from what has been said in the preceding paragraphs that the Adams men were free from reproach in their campaign. Adams, himself, was above blame. To every doubtful suggestion, he invariably said "No!" He declared that he had never sought public office and was not going to begin to seek it at his time of life. His adherents, however, were bound by no such scruples. There is a curious collection of letters that passed between Edward Everett and John McLean whom Adams had retained in office, although it was fairly certain that 1 John Bailey, writing to J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At all events the plan succeeded too well, which is another reason for supposing it was not the work of Van Buren. The New Englanders voted for it, because they were certain that before long they could secure changes favorable to themselves, and, meanwhile, the bill prolonged the life of the protective system. It passed and Adams approved it. The Penn- sylvanians voted for Jackson and the Southerners neces- sarily voted for him, too ; but there was added hatred in their hearts toward the federa...l government that persisted in taxing them for the benefit of others, according to their mode of thinking.
It must not be supposed from what has been said in the preceding paragraphs that the Adams men were free from reproach in their campaign. Adams, himself, was above blame. To every doubtful suggestion, he invariably said "No!" He declared that he had never sought public office and was not going to begin to seek it at his time of life. His adherents, however, were bound by no such scruples. There is a curious collection of letters that passed between Edward Everett and John McLean whom Adams had retained in office, although it was fairly certain that 1 John Bailey, writing to J.
What to read after A History of the United States volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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