The Second Jackson AdministrationContents: Election Year; Abolitionist; Indians; Lincoln; Tocqueville in America; Society in democracy; Near Columbus; Stevens; A tough stand; Fredonia; Lincoln's partnership; Bank situation; State; Garrison; A shower of meteors; Margaretta the abolitionist; Opposition to Jackson; New York Riot; Ursuline; Vandalia; Norwegian; Reformer; Van Buren. |
Contents
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Abolitionist | 9 |
Indians | 15 |
Lincoln | 21 |
Tocqueville in America | 25 |
Society in a Democracy | 31 |
Near Columbus | 39 |
Stevens | 47 |
Garrison | 83 |
A Shower of Meteors | 91 |
Margaretta the Abolitionist | 97 |
Frontier | 103 |
Opposition to Jackson | 111 |
New York Riot | 115 |
Ursuline | 121 |
Vandalia | 129 |
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