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Mathew Carey on the War of 1812, by Ari Sclar
There is one strong and striking point of view in which the subject of impressment may be considered, and which really renders the tame...


Henry Clay to Francis Brooke - Ari Sclar
I am aware that on two subjects I have the misfortune to differ with many of my Virginia friends – Internal Improvements and Home...


Gordon Wood on the XYZ Affair - Ari Sclar
“The president had received the dispatches that Marshall had written describing the XYZ Affair and the collapse of negotiations with...


John Ferling on the Washington administration - Ari Sclar
Jefferson continued to believe that Washington would see things as he did, and he fell into the unbecoming habit of complaining, even...


John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson
Attended the Cabinet meeting at the President’s from noon till five o’clock. The subject of deliberation was General Jackson’s late...


John Quincy Adams and John Calhoun - Ari Sclar
I walked home with Calhoun who said that the principles which I had avowed were just and noble but that in the Southern country, whenever...


Southerners and Tariffs - Ari Sclar
“If most Southerners did not support the tariff of 1816 through a desire to have manufacturing, why then did they vote for it? The true...


Politics of the Louisiana Purchase - Ari Sclar
Of the same nature, though of less practicable aspect, is another Utopian idea, which I presume to suggest to the genuine friends of...


Kentucky Resolution - Ari Sclar
Resolved, That a committee of conference and correspondence be appointed, who shall have in charge to communicate the preceding...


Tecumseh's Appeal - Ari Sclar
“The annihilation of our race is at hand unless we unite in one common cause against the common foe…Our broad domains are fast escaping...
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