A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... President Monroe asked Calhoun to assume the helm at the War Department in 1817 , where he served until 1825. Calhoun was generally considered too philosophical for such a practical post , but he accepted the appointment out of a ...
... President Monroe asked Calhoun to assume the helm at the War Department in 1817 , where he served until 1825. Calhoun was generally considered too philosophical for such a practical post , but he accepted the appointment out of a ...
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... president in 1824 against his fellow cabinet mem- bers William H. Crawford and John Quincy Adams , Speaker of the House Henry Clay , and war hero and newly elected sena- tor , Andrew Jackson . Initially entering the presidential field ...
... president in 1824 against his fellow cabinet mem- bers William H. Crawford and John Quincy Adams , Speaker of the House Henry Clay , and war hero and newly elected sena- tor , Andrew Jackson . Initially entering the presidential field ...
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... president in 1828 . The falling apart of the political union between Calhoun and Jackson is one of the most remarkable events in American politics . Calhoun had hoped Jackson would assume the repub- lican political mantle , but his ...
... president in 1828 . The falling apart of the political union between Calhoun and Jackson is one of the most remarkable events in American politics . Calhoun had hoped Jackson would assume the repub- lican political mantle , but his ...
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