A History of the United States

by Charles Kendall Adams; William P. Trent

his “Exposition,” [341];

alienation from Jackson, [352];

and nullification, [358];

Secretary of State for Tyler, [374];

supports annexation of Texas, [374];

advocates right of secession, [395];

death of, [400].

California, question of acquisition, [378];

influence on slavery question, [393];

gold discovered, [394].