Thomas Hart Benton
Thomas Hart Benton
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Two important controversies with foreign powers became prominent during Tyler's presi- dency ; but he had little to do with the settle- ment of either, beyond successively placing in his cabinet the two great statesmen who dealt with them. Webster, while secretary of state, brought certain of the negotiations with Eng- land to a close ; and later on, Calhoun, while holding the same office, took up Webster's work and also grappled with — indeed partly caused — the troubles on the Mexican border,... and turned them to the advantage of the South and slavery.
Our boundaries were still very ill-defined, ex- cept where they were formed by the Gulf and the Ocean, the Great Lakes, and the river St.
John. Even in the Northeast, where huge stretches of unbroken forest-land separated the inhabited portions of Canada from those of New England, it was not yet decided how much of this wilderness belonged to us and how much BOUNDARY TROUBLES WITH ENGLAND. 261 to the Canadians ; and in the vast, unsettled regions of the far West our claims came into direct conflict with those of Mexico and of Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two important controversies with foreign powers became prominent during Tyler's presi- dency ; but he had little to do with the settle- ment of either, beyond successively placing in his cabinet the two great statesmen who dealt with them. Webster, while secretary of state, brought certain of the negotiations with Eng- land to a close ; and later on, Calhoun, while holding the same office, took up Webster's work and also grappled with — indeed partly caused — the troubles on the Mexican border,... and turned them to the advantage of the South and slavery.
Our boundaries were still very ill-defined, ex- cept where they were formed by the Gulf and the Ocean, the Great Lakes, and the river St.
John. Even in the Northeast, where huge stretches of unbroken forest-land separated the inhabited portions of Canada from those of New England, it was not yet decided how much of this wilderness belonged to us and how much BOUNDARY TROUBLES WITH ENGLAND. 261 to the Canadians ; and in the vast, unsettled regions of the far West our claims came into direct conflict with those of Mexico and of Great Britain.
What to read after Thomas Hart Benton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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