The American Historical Review, Volume 18John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1913 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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Halaman 97
... Whig senator from that state 1831-1837 , secretary of the treasury March 5 - September 13 , 1841 , secretary of the interior 1849-1850 , senator again 1850-1851 , and in 1861 a delegate to the Peace Conference , of which Ex - President ...
... Whig senator from that state 1831-1837 , secretary of the treasury March 5 - September 13 , 1841 , secretary of the interior 1849-1850 , senator again 1850-1851 , and in 1861 a delegate to the Peace Conference , of which Ex - President ...
Halaman 99
... Whig party generally - but the quiet of the Administration and of the country was greatly disturbed by the sudden death of ... Whigs of the two Houses to confer with the President on the subject of a Bank or Fiscal Agent such as might be ...
... Whig party generally - but the quiet of the Administration and of the country was greatly disturbed by the sudden death of ... Whigs of the two Houses to confer with the President on the subject of a Bank or Fiscal Agent such as might be ...
Halaman 100
... Whigs of the two Houses to get his views on the subject of the Bank - that he had doubts of the propriety of conferring with them and that he had stated those doubts to them - said that he had his constitutional advisers about him with ...
... Whigs of the two Houses to get his views on the subject of the Bank - that he had doubts of the propriety of conferring with them and that he had stated those doubts to them - said that he had his constitutional advisers about him with ...
Halaman 101
... Whigs in Congress would take it in a becoming spirit - spoke of the delay in taking the question upon it in the Senate and expressed anxiety as to the tone and temper which the debate would assume there . Badger - Mr . President , I am ...
... Whigs in Congress would take it in a becoming spirit - spoke of the delay in taking the question upon it in the Senate and expressed anxiety as to the tone and temper which the debate would assume there . Badger - Mr . President , I am ...
Halaman 103
... Whigs and declared that he looked upon many of them as his very worst enemies . I told him it was what I had all along feared , if no means could be devised by which the Veto could be avoided - that in truth the excitement was not so ...
... Whigs and declared that he looked upon many of them as his very worst enemies . I told him it was what I had all along feared , if no means could be devised by which the Veto could be avoided - that in truth the excitement was not so ...
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