The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 3
The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 3
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In Congress the spread of the moral opposition to slav- ery was noted in the petitions sent in favoring abolition. These the House, in defiance of the Constitution, refused to receive. In defending for years the right of petition on any subject against the angry assaults of those who favored the gag law John Ouincy Adams achieved his greatest fame. For years he fought alone, but he was immovable. His position was that the petitions must be received, and he used all the power of his terrible inv...ective against those who opposed him. For years he stood like a rock in the storm and finally triumphed. On the other hand the plan to reannex Texas was now taking root. Sam Houston, who had fled from Tennessee to Texas for rea- sons unknown, became the leader of those who favored the plan. Texas declared her independence and gained it by the battle of San Jacinto in 1836, in which Houston defeated the Mexicans under General Santa Anna. Annexation was not yet ripe, and Jackson wisely deferred the matter until a more convenient season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Congress the spread of the moral opposition to slav- ery was noted in the petitions sent in favoring abolition. These the House, in defiance of the Constitution, refused to receive. In defending for years the right of petition on any subject against the angry assaults of those who favored the gag law John Ouincy Adams achieved his greatest fame. For years he fought alone, but he was immovable. His position was that the petitions must be received, and he used all the power of his terrible inv...ective against those who opposed him. For years he stood like a rock in the storm and finally triumphed. On the other hand the plan to reannex Texas was now taking root. Sam Houston, who had fled from Tennessee to Texas for rea- sons unknown, became the leader of those who favored the plan. Texas declared her independence and gained it by the battle of San Jacinto in 1836, in which Houston defeated the Mexicans under General Santa Anna. Annexation was not yet ripe, and Jackson wisely deferred the matter until a more convenient season.
What to read after The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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