Beacon Lights of History, Volume 12 - American Leaders by John Lord
page 7 of 247 (02%)
page 7 of 247 (02%)
|
The antislavery agitation
Webster's 7th of March Speech His loyalty to the Constitution and the Union His political errors Greatness and worth of his career His death His defects of character His counterbalancing virtues Permanence of his ideas and his fame _JOHN C. CALHOUN_. THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Rapid Rise of Calhoun Education; lawyer; member of Congress Early speeches His enlightened mind Secretary of war Condition of the South Calhoun's dislike of Jackson The tariff question Bears heavily on the South Calhoun a defender of Southern interests Nullification The tariff of 1832 Clay's compromise bill Jackson's war on the bank Calhoun in the Senate |
|