America's Forgotten History: Part Two - RuptureContinuation of Part One. Monroe to Lincoln, each president a chapter. The struggle between Jeffersonianism and Hamiltonianism continues, but slavery warps the debate. Westward expansion, tariffs and free trade vs. government/business collusion. The Great Awakening. John Quincy Adams. Marshall, Clay, and Lincoln. Jackson and Van Buren. And finally, Puritans and Cavaliers dispute once again their deep cultural divide in another great and terrible civil war on a new continent. CONTACT: mark.david.ledbetter@gmail.com |
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... FOREIGN POLICY Monsters to Destroy The Monroe Doctrine CHAPTER TWO. The 6th President: John Quincy Adams THE CORRUPT BARGAIN LIKE FATHER LIKE SON THE SPIRIT OF IMPROVEMENT THE ERIE CANAL Specific Gains, Theoretical Losses The Wider ...
... FOREIGN POLICY Monsters to Destroy The Monroe Doctrine CHAPTER TWO. The 6th President: John Quincy Adams THE CORRUPT BARGAIN LIKE FATHER LIKE SON THE SPIRIT OF IMPROVEMENT THE ERIE CANAL Specific Gains, Theoretical Losses The Wider ...
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... FOREIGN POLICY: EXPANSION OR NEUTRALITY? DOMESTIC POLICY: FREE OR SLAVE? No Morbid Sympathy For the Slave Statehood Crisis CHAPTER NINE. The 13th President: Millard Fillmore PLUMES and SABERS THE CROSS MILLARD FILLMORE THE COMPROMISE OF ...
... FOREIGN POLICY: EXPANSION OR NEUTRALITY? DOMESTIC POLICY: FREE OR SLAVE? No Morbid Sympathy For the Slave Statehood Crisis CHAPTER NINE. The 13th President: Millard Fillmore PLUMES and SABERS THE CROSS MILLARD FILLMORE THE COMPROMISE OF ...
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... FOREIGN POLICY: OPENING JAPAN ELECTION OF 1852 CHAPTER TEN. The 14th President: Franklin Pierce CABINET OSTEND MANIFESTO THE ROAD TO SECESSION TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILROAD Stephen Douglas and the Kansas-Nebraska Act Jefferson Davis and ...
... FOREIGN POLICY: OPENING JAPAN ELECTION OF 1852 CHAPTER TEN. The 14th President: Franklin Pierce CABINET OSTEND MANIFESTO THE ROAD TO SECESSION TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILROAD Stephen Douglas and the Kansas-Nebraska Act Jefferson Davis and ...
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Contents
Americas Forgotten History | 1 |
James Monroe | 12 |
John Quincy Adams | 91 |
Andrew Jackson | 125 |
Martin Van Buren | 195 |
William Henry Harrison | 245 |
James Polk | 257 |
THE MEXICANAMERICAN WAR | 274 |
Zachary Taylor | 303 |
Millard Fillmore | 316 |
Franklin Pierce | 339 |
James Buchanan | 365 |
Jefferson Davis | 386 |
GOVERNING THE CONFEDERACY | 394 |
Abraham Lincoln | 408 |
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