The Plain Story of American History
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It was the last great deed of his life. He appeared in Washington late in 1849 and took his seat in the senate.
Early in the following year Clay brought forth his plan for 318 THE PLAIN STORY OF AMERICAN HISTORY peace. He proposed to give something to each side, and he urged that it was necessary for each to give up something that it The com- wished if the good of the whole country was to be promise of secured. His plan was for the South to give up its con- 1850 tention about California, allowi...ng it to come into the union as a free state, and for the South to consent to exclude the slave trade from the District of Columbia. He asked the North, on the other hand, to agree to a law which would enable a slave owner to recover his runaway slaves and to agree that congress could not pass a law to forbid the sale of slaves from one state to another. He also proposed to erect territories in New Mexico and Utah without forbidding or permitting slavery in them, leaving the future to decide, when these two territories be came states, whether or not slavery should exist in them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the last great deed of his life. He appeared in Washington late in 1849 and took his seat in the senate.
Early in the following year Clay brought forth his plan for 318 THE PLAIN STORY OF AMERICAN HISTORY peace. He proposed to give something to each side, and he urged that it was necessary for each to give up something that it The com- wished if the good of the whole country was to be promise of secured. His plan was for the South to give up its con- 1850 tention about California, allowi...ng it to come into the union as a free state, and for the South to consent to exclude the slave trade from the District of Columbia. He asked the North, on the other hand, to agree to a law which would enable a slave owner to recover his runaway slaves and to agree that congress could not pass a law to forbid the sale of slaves from one state to another. He also proposed to erect territories in New Mexico and Utah without forbidding or permitting slavery in them, leaving the future to decide, when these two territories be came states, whether or not slavery should exist in them.
What to read after The Plain Story of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Spencer Bassett to read onlineMoreLess
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