A Review of American History
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In this period the slavery question began to have a moral turn. The work of ]ViUiam Lloyd Garrison, the editor of the LIBERATOR, showed the most radical side. His ideas were not generally accepted at first. Gradually the North began to line up in opposition to slavery. By means of the UNDER- GROUND RAILWAY, runaway slaves were aided to Canada.
Anti-slavery petitions began to flood into Congress. This movement was making for a break between the two sections.
At the next election, the Whigs, with... WilUain Henry Har- rison as candidate, carried on a spirited campaign. Remember- ing Harrison's victory over the Indians, the Whigs used the campaign cry "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too," and won out.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON (TYLER— J54J-J845— Whig.
Harrison died soon after his inauguration and Tyler, who was really a Democrat, became President. He had trouble with the W^hig Congress and very little was accomplished.
The WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY settled the boundary line between Maine and Canada.
What to read after A Review of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martz, Charles Ellsworth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this period the slavery question began to have a moral turn. The work of ]ViUiam Lloyd Garrison, the editor of the LIBERATOR, showed the most radical side. His ideas were not generally accepted at first. Gradually the North began to line up in opposition to slavery. By means of the UNDER- GROUND RAILWAY, runaway slaves were aided to Canada.
Anti-slavery petitions began to flood into Congress. This movement was making for a break between the two sections.
At the next election, the Whigs, with... WilUain Henry Har- rison as candidate, carried on a spirited campaign. Remember- ing Harrison's victory over the Indians, the Whigs used the campaign cry "Tippecanoe and Tyler, too," and won out.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON (TYLER— J54J-J845— Whig.
Harrison died soon after his inauguration and Tyler, who was really a Democrat, became President. He had trouble with the W^hig Congress and very little was accomplished.
The WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY settled the boundary line between Maine and Canada.
What to read after A Review of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martz, Charles Ellsworth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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