The Daniel Webster Birth Place Celebration At Franklin New Hampshire volume 2
The Daniel Webster Birth Place Celebration At Franklin New Hampshire volume 2
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As a result of this crisis of fear the compromise measures of that year were adopted, and during the presidential canvass of 1852 both political parties of the country acquiesced in them, and declared them to be final and perpetual. But the result of the election of 1852, when a pro-slavery president was chosen from New Hampshire, indicated to the slave interests that the Northern people, in their fears that the slavery conflict would 10 bring a dissolution of the Union, would submit to almost ...any measure for the protection of slavery which might be demanded by its advocates. The compromises of 1850 had also proved unsatisfactory to the South. Although it had obtained the passage of a fugitive slave law, it had been compelled to consent to the admission of the free state of California, which had sud- denly through the discovery of gold sprung into being as a great and prosperous commonwealth, and this admission, without that of any counterbalancing slave state, had at last broken the Southern scheme and made the Union of states one containing sixteen free states to fifteen slave states.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a result of this crisis of fear the compromise measures of that year were adopted, and during the presidential canvass of 1852 both political parties of the country acquiesced in them, and declared them to be final and perpetual. But the result of the election of 1852, when a pro-slavery president was chosen from New Hampshire, indicated to the slave interests that the Northern people, in their fears that the slavery conflict would 10 bring a dissolution of the Union, would submit to almost ...any measure for the protection of slavery which might be demanded by its advocates. The compromises of 1850 had also proved unsatisfactory to the South. Although it had obtained the passage of a fugitive slave law, it had been compelled to consent to the admission of the free state of California, which had sud- denly through the discovery of gold sprung into being as a great and prosperous commonwealth, and this admission, without that of any counterbalancing slave state, had at last broken the Southern scheme and made the Union of states one containing sixteen free states to fifteen slave states.
What to read after The Daniel Webster Birth Place Celebration At Franklin New Hampshire volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E William Eaton Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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