History of the United States of America volume 3
History of the United States of America volume 3
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On the other hand, Jackson railed against the bank ; his followers took up the cry, and ere long the whole Democratic press was accusing the bank of corruption, and they kept it up until the masses of the people believed that there was truth in the accusation — and so there was.
For some time before the election the popular tide set toward Jackson, and Clay received but forty-nine electoral votes out of two hundred and seventy-five.
This appeal to the people sustained Jackson on the ques- tion ...before the country ; but the old bank had four years yet to live; and the next year Jackson made the boldest stroke ever made by a President of the United States. He re- moved the government deposits from the bank, on his own authority. He had determined to destroy the institution, and fearing that by his death or through some great change in Congress, the bill to recharter it might yet become a law, he decided to ruin the bank by withholding the government moneys on which its life depended. Calling his Cabinet to- gether, he made known his purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, Jackson railed against the bank ; his followers took up the cry, and ere long the whole Democratic press was accusing the bank of corruption, and they kept it up until the masses of the people believed that there was truth in the accusation — and so there was.
For some time before the election the popular tide set toward Jackson, and Clay received but forty-nine electoral votes out of two hundred and seventy-five.
This appeal to the people sustained Jackson on the ques- tion ...before the country ; but the old bank had four years yet to live; and the next year Jackson made the boldest stroke ever made by a President of the United States. He re- moved the government deposits from the bank, on his own authority. He had determined to destroy the institution, and fearing that by his death or through some great change in Congress, the bill to recharter it might yet become a law, he decided to ruin the bank by withholding the government moneys on which its life depended. Calling his Cabinet to- gether, he made known his purpose.
What to read after History of the United States of America volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry William Elson to read onlineMoreLess
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