David Crockett the Wild and Wonderous Life Chronicle
David Crockett emerges from a rough childhood of poverty and trial to a national figure. The account covers his lack of schooling, early poverty, marriage, frontier life, military service, political rise, and fierce independence, including battles with Andrew Jackson and his 1834 eastern tour.
Davy Crockett on Jackson and Texas Friendship
The article recalls Davy Crockett’s outspoken stance against Andrew Jackson and his shift from ally to foe, his decision to go to Texas, and his final voyage on the rifle Betsy. It notes his bear hunter persona in campaigns, his 1835 Little Rock dinner speech, and his warnings to young politicians about public life and rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
North
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
Tennessee
Betsy
Alamo
Crockett
Jackson
Texas
Little Rock
Arkansas
Fragmentary political note on charity and public aid
A fragmentary quotation describes a speaker wary of charity progress and public advertisement. The speaker promises support if public funds and subscriptions are managed, then dismisses bridges churches taxes and offices after election. The text ends with a note that it is to be continued.
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David Crockett
Frontier Times
Bandera, Texas
America
Lefield
John
East Tennessee
David
Far West
Eno
Shoal Creek
Giles County
Lawrence
Hickman
Wild West
John Adams
United States
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Doris
the Ladies Shop
Willie Baumann
Henke Bros
Main St. Federicksburg, Texas
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg’s
Chas. D. Rode
H. J. Hahn
Fredericksburg