America Book 6
by See Title Page
part of the American History Series

Table of Contents

Title
Publisher
Preface

AMERICA-The Developing Nation 1820-1845
THE BUILDING OF THE ERIE CANAL
LAFAYETTE REVISITS AMERICA
THE TURBULENT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1828
THE SPOILS SYSTEM AT WORK
THE FIRST AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE
THE JACKSON-CALHOUN BREAK
PIONEERING AGAINST SLAVERY
AN ARGUMENT UPHOLDING SLAVERY
IMPROVING TRANSPORTATION
WHY THE UNITED STATES BANK WAS CLOSED
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES
THE BLACK HAWK WAR
SLAVE-BREAKING IN THE SOUTH
THE FIRST ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION
CHICAGO AS A GROWING VILLAGE
PRINCIPLES OF EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT
TRANSMITTING ANTI-SLAVERY MAIL
THE MOBBING OF GARRISON IN THE STREETS OF BOSTON
THE FALL OF THE ALAMO
THE BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO
THE CRUSHING OF THE CREEKS
WHY THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS WAS OPPOSED
ABOLITION INCITES THE MURDER OF LOVEJOY
EFFECTS OF THE PANIC OF 1837
THE LAST SEMINOLE WAR
THE "LOG-CABIN AND HARD CIDER" CAMPAIGN
THE WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY FORE-CASTS THE FATE OF TEXAS
EMIGRATION INTO OREGON
DICKENS VISITS AMERICA
THE INVENTION OF THE TELEGRAPH
THE FIRST TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENT
HOW TEXAS WAS ANNEXED