The Growth of the American Nation
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Had the combination held to gether these votes would have been lost to Crawford, several or all of them going to Clay. In that event Clay, instead of Crawford, would have come before the House of Representa tives, and that body it is known would JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Born, 1767 ; died, 1848. Son of John Adams ; minister to Holland, 1794 ; minister to Portu gal, 1796; minister to Prussia, 1797; U. S. Sena tor from Massachusetts, 1803 ; resigned, 1808 ; minister to Russia, 1809 ; one of the commis s...ioners at Ghent, 1814; minister to England, 1815; secretary of state, 1817-25; president of the United States, 1825-9; member of Con gress from Massachusetts, 1831-48.
Hammond, II.
177.
promptly have chosen him president.
As it was, in the House the friends of Clay and Adams combined to elect Election of the latter. Adams had thirteen states, Jackson had seven, and Crawford four. And Adams appointed Clay secretary of state.
At once the air was full of accusations. It was a Thealleged "corrupt bargain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had the combination held to gether these votes would have been lost to Crawford, several or all of them going to Clay. In that event Clay, instead of Crawford, would have come before the House of Representa tives, and that body it is known would JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Born, 1767 ; died, 1848. Son of John Adams ; minister to Holland, 1794 ; minister to Portu gal, 1796; minister to Prussia, 1797; U. S. Sena tor from Massachusetts, 1803 ; resigned, 1808 ; minister to Russia, 1809 ; one of the commis s...ioners at Ghent, 1814; minister to England, 1815; secretary of state, 1817-25; president of the United States, 1825-9; member of Con gress from Massachusetts, 1831-48.
Hammond, II.
177.
promptly have chosen him president.
As it was, in the House the friends of Clay and Adams combined to elect Election of the latter. Adams had thirteen states, Jackson had seven, and Crawford four. And Adams appointed Clay secretary of state.
At once the air was full of accusations. It was a Thealleged "corrupt bargain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Pratt Judson to read onlineMoreLess
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