The Campaign of 1844 volume 2
The Campaign of 1844 volume 2
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I use the word address advisedly, for campaign speeches they were not. It does not follow that they were not partisan, as Adams felt strongly the Whig side of the con- test; but they were something more than partisan, — a personal defence, based upon documentary evidence, upon questions, profoundly affecting the position and tendency of the American States. They contained excellent his- torical material, expressed in vigorous language. The more important one was delivered at Boston, ^^ and gave... an account of the negotiations with Mexico for Texas, at once a defence against charges of traitorous conduct, an attack upon Andrew Jackson, and a protest against a war of aggression in behalf of slavery. The second was given at Braintree, ^^ and was a defence against the malicious attacks of Charles J. Ingersoll, and an exposition of the causes underlying the Texan question. The third was made at North Bridgewater on November 6, and summar- ized the essential principles of the campaign. ^^ Adams occupied a solitary position, one that was his fate for the larger part of his public life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I use the word address advisedly, for campaign speeches they were not. It does not follow that they were not partisan, as Adams felt strongly the Whig side of the con- test; but they were something more than partisan, — a personal defence, based upon documentary evidence, upon questions, profoundly affecting the position and tendency of the American States. They contained excellent his- torical material, expressed in vigorous language. The more important one was delivered at Boston, ^^ and gave... an account of the negotiations with Mexico for Texas, at once a defence against charges of traitorous conduct, an attack upon Andrew Jackson, and a protest against a war of aggression in behalf of slavery. The second was given at Braintree, ^^ and was a defence against the malicious attacks of Charles J. Ingersoll, and an exposition of the causes underlying the Texan question. The third was made at North Bridgewater on November 6, and summar- ized the essential principles of the campaign. ^^ Adams occupied a solitary position, one that was his fate for the larger part of his public life.
What to read after The Campaign of 1844 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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