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His successful rival did not fail to boast of the victory over " General " Davis. It was indeed the first defeat he had ever met, and it must have been a bitter one, for not only the South, but the nation at large had closely watched the Mississippi campaign. Like Thomas Jefferson, his political patron saint, he repaired to his plantation to cultivate the soil and meditate upon the means of avoiding the repetition of such a disaster.
CHAPTER IX \V IN THE CABINET THE nomination of Franklin Pierc...e in 1852 by the Democratic national convention was the result of a carefully laid plan of Massachusetts and Southern Democrats. After four days of earnest effort on the part of the old politicians to secure the great honor for Cass or Buchanan or Douglas or Marcy, leaders whose prominence and party services could not be disputed, the name of the New Hampshire militia general, who had seen some service in Mexico under General Scott, was brought to public attention by the loud hurrahs of the Virginia delegates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His successful rival did not fail to boast of the victory over " General " Davis. It was indeed the first defeat he had ever met, and it must have been a bitter one, for not only the South, but the nation at large had closely watched the Mississippi campaign. Like Thomas Jefferson, his political patron saint, he repaired to his plantation to cultivate the soil and meditate upon the means of avoiding the repetition of such a disaster.
CHAPTER IX \V IN THE CABINET THE nomination of Franklin Pierc...e in 1852 by the Democratic national convention was the result of a carefully laid plan of Massachusetts and Southern Democrats. After four days of earnest effort on the part of the old politicians to secure the great honor for Cass or Buchanan or Douglas or Marcy, leaders whose prominence and party services could not be disputed, the name of the New Hampshire militia general, who had seen some service in Mexico under General Scott, was brought to public attention by the loud hurrahs of the Virginia delegates.
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