Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson
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There he was an earnest advocate of the Homestead Law and other measures for the benefit of working-men. He was a sturdy opponent of all secession and disunion schemes.
When the war broke out in 1861 he found himself in accord with the administration, and during its progress was a leader of the Southern Union men. His efforts and sacrifices in behalf of the Union led to his selection by President Lincoln as military governor of Tennessee (1862), and subsequently to his nomination and election t...o the vice-presidency (inaugurated 4th March 1865). On the assassination of Lincoln (14th April 1 865) he became president. He sought to carry out the policy of his predecessor. He retained all the former cabinet in office, and, when vacancies occurred, filled them with those known to have been Lincoln's personal and political friends. But the assassination had provoked a revulsion of public feeling. Many who had favoured amnesty, leniency, and reconciliation now began to doubt whether the states so recently in rebellion could safely be restored to a share in the government with- out further guarantees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There he was an earnest advocate of the Homestead Law and other measures for the benefit of working-men. He was a sturdy opponent of all secession and disunion schemes.
When the war broke out in 1861 he found himself in accord with the administration, and during its progress was a leader of the Southern Union men. His efforts and sacrifices in behalf of the Union led to his selection by President Lincoln as military governor of Tennessee (1862), and subsequently to his nomination and election t...o the vice-presidency (inaugurated 4th March 1865). On the assassination of Lincoln (14th April 1 865) he became president. He sought to carry out the policy of his predecessor. He retained all the former cabinet in office, and, when vacancies occurred, filled them with those known to have been Lincoln's personal and political friends. But the assassination had provoked a revulsion of public feeling. Many who had favoured amnesty, leniency, and reconciliation now began to doubt whether the states so recently in rebellion could safely be restored to a share in the government with- out further guarantees.
What to read after Andrew Johnson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Seward to read onlineMoreLess
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