James K. Polk, a Political Biography
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[William O.] Butler of Kentucky accom- panied the President-elect to the seat of government in expectation of the appointment [War Dept.] then tendered him" (MS "Eev. of Pol. Hist., etc."). I have seen nothing else to indicate that such an offer was made.
"Johnson to Polk, Feb. 26, 1845, Folk Papers.
PRESIDENT-ELECT 299 would be satisfied with a foreign mission. Jackson had made it clear to Donelson, he said, that he was the one who had suggested a diplomatic appointment in preference to any ot...her.*' Johnson thoroughly deserved a place in Polk's cabinet, for no one had stood by him so loyally or had rendered more efficient service dur- ing his entire political career. Polk was by nature secretive and self-reliant, but to Johnson more than to any other person he disclosed his plans and his aspirations. Johnson had never failed him in the hour of need, and, both in Washington and in Tenn- essee, had done much to aid his political advancement. As a statesman, Johnson was conservative and rather narrow; but he was a crafty and capable politician, and a recognized leader in the House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[William O.] Butler of Kentucky accom- panied the President-elect to the seat of government in expectation of the appointment [War Dept.] then tendered him" (MS "Eev. of Pol. Hist., etc."). I have seen nothing else to indicate that such an offer was made.
"Johnson to Polk, Feb. 26, 1845, Folk Papers.
PRESIDENT-ELECT 299 would be satisfied with a foreign mission. Jackson had made it clear to Donelson, he said, that he was the one who had suggested a diplomatic appointment in preference to any ot...her.*' Johnson thoroughly deserved a place in Polk's cabinet, for no one had stood by him so loyally or had rendered more efficient service dur- ing his entire political career. Polk was by nature secretive and self-reliant, but to Johnson more than to any other person he disclosed his plans and his aspirations. Johnson had never failed him in the hour of need, and, both in Washington and in Tenn- essee, had done much to aid his political advancement. As a statesman, Johnson was conservative and rather narrow; but he was a crafty and capable politician, and a recognized leader in the House.
What to read after James K. Polk, a Political Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccormac, Eugene Irving, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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