The Life of Andrew Jackson
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He was, as Calhoun himself said, a man of "good sense and correct feelings, when not under excitement. " He had been unwisely left in ignorance of the ancient division in the cabinet and he was naturally shocked when undeceived. While he froze toward the ex-President, he was excessively polite toward Calhoun. If the latter, so he wrote to White, claimed that the letter was stolen from him, it should be returned. Two months later he wrote directly to the vice-president in fuU explanation of his ...position in 1818, expressing himself in a restrained manner, entirely worthy of a public man. ' In the meantime, Crawford, ill enough to be put out of politics and well enough to try to mar the hopes of his old enemies, took a hand in the attack on Calhoun, whom he pronounced a burden on the ticket. White and Felix Grundy, to whom he revealed his plans, gave Httle heed, but he proceeded to scheme. He made up his mind that Macon, of North Carolina, ought to be vice-president and to that end wrote letters to prominent men in all the states outside of New England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, as Calhoun himself said, a man of "good sense and correct feelings, when not under excitement. " He had been unwisely left in ignorance of the ancient division in the cabinet and he was naturally shocked when undeceived. While he froze toward the ex-President, he was excessively polite toward Calhoun. If the latter, so he wrote to White, claimed that the letter was stolen from him, it should be returned. Two months later he wrote directly to the vice-president in fuU explanation of his ...position in 1818, expressing himself in a restrained manner, entirely worthy of a public man. ' In the meantime, Crawford, ill enough to be put out of politics and well enough to try to mar the hopes of his old enemies, took a hand in the attack on Calhoun, whom he pronounced a burden on the ticket. White and Felix Grundy, to whom he revealed his plans, gave Httle heed, but he proceeded to scheme. He made up his mind that Macon, of North Carolina, ought to be vice-president and to that end wrote letters to prominent men in all the states outside of New England.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Spencer Bassett to read onlineMoreLess
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