Andrew JohnsonTwenty-First Century Books, 2004 M09 1 - 112 páginas Follows the life and career of the statesman who, after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, became the seventeenth president of the United States. |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
WAR | 31 |
PRESIDENTIAL RECONSTRUCTION | 54 |
IMPEACHED | 81 |
LIFE AFTER IMPEACHMENT | 95 |
Términos y frases comunes
Abraham Lincoln acquitted African Americans Andrew Johnson Andy apprentices April Atzerodt battle Benjamin Franklin Wade Black Codes born Brinkley and Dyer cabinet Charles Civil Rights Act Confederate general Robert Congress Constitution crowd Democrats Dubowski Edwin Stanton Eliza federal former Confederate former slaves freed slaves Freedmen's Bureau George Atzerodt governor of Tennessee Greeneville Guilty Homestead Bill Ibid impeachment impeachment trial James Selby Johnson became Johnson chose Johnson family Johnson is elected Johnson told Johnson vetoes Johnson won Kent kill knew land later Lincoln's death live Mary moderate never newspaper North Northerners pardon Parson Brownlow party political poor white President Johnson president's quilly Radical Republicans Raleigh Reconstruction refused Ross secede secretary sewing slavery soldiers South Carolina Southern speeches Sumner supporters tailor Thaddeus Stevens Trefousse troops U.S. senator Ulysses Grant Union army Union general Ulysses UNITED CHAPTER vice president Wade wanted Washington White House William wrote