Martin Van Buren volume 2
Martin Van Buren volume 2
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The regulars were success- ful, however, at the election ; and they and the Whigs dubbed the anti-monopolists the Loco-foco men. The latter in 1836 organized the Equal Rights party, and declared it an imperative duty of the people "to recur to first principles. " Their " declaration of rio^hts " might well have been drawn a few years later by a student of Spencer'g' " Social Statics. " The law, they said, ought to do no more than restrain each man from committing aggressions on the equal rights... of other men ; they declared " unqualified hostility to bank-notes and paper money as a circulating medium, " and to all special grants by the legislature. A great cry was 344 MARTIN VAN BUREN raised against them as dangerous and incendiary fanatics. The Democratic press, except the " Even- ing Post, " edited by William Cullen Bryant, turned violently upon the seceders. There was the same horror of them as the English at almost the very time had of the Chartists, and which in our time is roused by the political movements of Henry George.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The regulars were success- ful, however, at the election ; and they and the Whigs dubbed the anti-monopolists the Loco-foco men. The latter in 1836 organized the Equal Rights party, and declared it an imperative duty of the people "to recur to first principles. " Their " declaration of rio^hts " might well have been drawn a few years later by a student of Spencer'g' " Social Statics. " The law, they said, ought to do no more than restrain each man from committing aggressions on the equal rights... of other men ; they declared " unqualified hostility to bank-notes and paper money as a circulating medium, " and to all special grants by the legislature. A great cry was 344 MARTIN VAN BUREN raised against them as dangerous and incendiary fanatics. The Democratic press, except the " Even- ing Post, " edited by William Cullen Bryant, turned violently upon the seceders. There was the same horror of them as the English at almost the very time had of the Chartists, and which in our time is roused by the political movements of Henry George.
What to read after Martin Van Buren volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Morse Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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