The Life and Public Services of Andrew Johnson: Including His State Papers, Speeches and Addresses |
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... Jackson , then President of the United States , to issue his proclamation exhorting the South Carolinians to obey ... Jackson's first bomb - shell into the ranks of the Nullifiers was his cele- brated toast " OUR FEDERAL UNION ; it MUST ...
... Jackson , then President of the United States , to issue his proclamation exhorting the South Carolinians to obey ... Jackson's first bomb - shell into the ranks of the Nullifiers was his cele- brated toast " OUR FEDERAL UNION ; it MUST ...
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... Jackson was a pupil of the wilderness ; his heart was with the pioneers of American life toward the setting sun . No American statesman has ever embraced within his affections a scheme so liberal as that of Jackson . He longed to secure ...
... Jackson was a pupil of the wilderness ; his heart was with the pioneers of American life toward the setting sun . No American statesman has ever embraced within his affections a scheme so liberal as that of Jackson . He longed to secure ...
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... Jackson , with the others alluded to , as examples of purity in military offices , General Houston replied : " Why ... Jackson , too , was called from private life to mili- tary service ; and I venture to say he never mustered with a ...
... Jackson , with the others alluded to , as examples of purity in military offices , General Houston replied : " Why ... Jackson , too , was called from private life to mili- tary service ; and I venture to say he never mustered with a ...
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