With Roger Sherman Baldwin, this man argued for the Africans in the Amistad Case.
With Roger Sherman Baldwin, this man argued for the Africans in the Amistad Case. The House Speaker threw support behind this man in the Election of 1824; afterward, he appointed that Speaker, Henry Clay, to be Secretary of State in the (*) "corrupt bargain." He was Secretary of State under James Monroe, and he lost his reelection campaign to Andrew Jackson. For 10 points, name this sixth president, the son of the U.S.'s second president.
With Roger Sherman Baldwin, this man argued for the Africans in the Amistad Case.
John Quincy Adams (prompt Adams; do not prompt or accept John Adams)