Democracy in America and the party conflicts of early US
A historical critique tracing Tocqueville's views on democracy in America, the rise and evolution of political parties from Whigs to Democrats, how factions formed around federalism and state rights, and the impact of the Monroe era and Jacksonian transitions on national power and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.'de Tocqueville
United States
America
Liberty
Sach
Coriolanus
Cesar
Paul
Apollis
Great Britain
Chatham
Barre
Whig
Zory
Britain
Friends of the Nation
England
France
Adams
Demrats
Monroe
Republic
Federal Party
Crawford
Clay
Jackson
Florida
New Orleans
Union
Washington
Old
Sid Federal Party
National Magazine
Durham stock caution and Savannah siege notes
Public notices warn Durham stock raisers against mixing calves with sows to preserve udder health and milk yield. The Savannah siege report describes Colonel White's stratagems that led to British post surrender, with reference to Captain French and a Georgian force. Also included are satirical anecdotes on character judgments and light social tidbits from periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Savannah
Ogeechee
French
John White
Elholm
Oval
White
London Gazette Variety
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Nashville
Tennessee
Rome
Senate
Indiana
Sir Thomas More
Bis
Ceredit
Oph
Mant
Brandreth
Newark Gaz
Hoosier State
Indiana ‘Sun