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Andrew Johnson in Congress
… people, even students of history, know the real Andrew Johnson, Perhaps no national figure has been the victim of so much abuse and vilification founded on prejudice and passion. Johnson has suffered much by comparison with Lincoln, the martyred President. Time, however, has shown that he was …
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Andrew Johnson and the Dominican Republic
"It will be remembered that the Bay of Samana/ /on the eastern tip of Hispaniola/ is one of the finest and most valuable of all the bays in the West Indies. It commands the Mona Passage. It is capacious enough to hold the ships of the whole world; it is free from the hurricanes which are often …
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The Andrew Johnson Impeachment Trial: A Case Study in Argumentation
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The Resurrection of Andrew Johnson: His Return to Tennessee Politics
Andrew Johnson returned from the Presidency to a harsh political environment in Tennessee. Immediately upon his return, he set out to win the Senate in his state. Although unsuccessful, he attempted office two more times, finally achieving success in 1874. His motivation lay in vindication for his …
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Partial Justice: Congressional Argumentation and Presidential Impeachment
… in the impeachment proceedings against Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton argued whether each president warranted removal from office. Specifically, it establishes a four-part typology of impeachment arguments, and examines which of these arguments were advanced by each side …
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Intelligence versus impulse: William H Seward and the threat of war with France over Mexico, 1861--1867
… the administrations of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, Seward had a masterful command of both strategy and tactics.</p><p>In a related vein, the dissertation endeavors to delineate the active role that republican Mexicans played in their own liberation, focussing on the efforts of …
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Owning Home: African-American Agriculture In Lower Richland County, South Carolina, 1868-1890
… tug-of-war that took place between President Andrew Johnson and Congress. In restoring the local dimension to the period, public historians can better interpret a complex subject to audiences on a more personal scale. Viewing Lower Richland County through the lens of agriculture offers the …
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Senator John Brooks Henderson, U.S. Senator from Missouri
… government, culminating in the impeachment of Andrew Johnson. Henderson's vote in the trial is the nearest he came to national fame, when along with six other Republican senators he acquitted the President. For this act of personal integrity and honor he and the others were abused. But unlike …
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Senator John Brooks Henderson, U.S. Senator from Missouri
… government, culminating in the impeachment of Andrew Johnson. Henderson's vote in the trial is the nearest he came to national fame, when along with six other Republican senators he acquitted the President. For this act of personal integrity and honor he and the others were abused. But unlike …
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“a Lonely Wandering Refugee”: Displaced Whites In The Trans-Mississippi West During The American Civil War, 1861-1868
… between the Radical Congress and President Andrew Johnson. The issue at hand in these debates concerned the fate of former Confederates and their property. While the agency also offered rations, provided transportation, offered schooling, and medical care, it was their placement of displaced …