This politician accused the British of attempting to influence Texas to abolish slavery in his letter toRichard Pakenham.
This politician accused the British of attempting to influence Texas to abolish slavery in his letter toRichard Pakenham. This politician proposed a law vetoed by Madison that sought to set aside federalfunds for infrastructure improvements, known as the Bonus Bill. This politician became Secretary ofState after the explosion of one of the guns on the U.S.S. Princeton killed Abel P. Upshur. Thispolitician created the Bureau of Indian Affairs without Congressional authorization and urged for thecensure of Andrew (*) Jackson for his invasion of Florida during his tenure as Secretary of War duringthe Monroe administration. This man's wife provoked the Peggy Eaton affair, and his response to theTariff of Abominations was to write an essay declaring that his home state should reject the law. For 10points, name this author of the "South Carolina Exposition and Protest," an advocate of nullification.
This politician accused the British of attempting to influence Texas to abolish slavery in his letter toRichard Pakenham.
John C. Calhoun