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(5 pp) When we are sitting in front of our
computer screen or driving to work or school we
loose sight of the term "frontier." Think about
out presidents of choice for this reading, for
them the frontier was still changing. We will
look at their lives in terms of three authors
presentations: The Whiskey Rebellion (1988) by
Thomas P. Slaughter, Andrew Jackson, Symbol of an
Age (1962) by John William Ward., and Out of the
Wilderness, the Life of Abraham Lincoln (1994)
by William Hanchett
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their lives in terms of three authors presentations: The Whiskey Rebellion (1988) by Thomas P. Slaughter, Andrew Jackson, Symbol of an Age (1962) by John William Ward., and Out
of the Wilderness, the Life of Abraham Lincoln (1994) by William Hanchett BBfrnprs.doc Note to the student: You may decide to list all the books on an
additional Bibliography page at the end of the text. In this sample paper they are only mentioned in the Introduction. THE INFLUENCE
OF THE FRONTIER ON PRESIDENTS WASHINGTON, JACKSON and LINCOLN Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., April 2001 Introduction When we are sitting in front of
our computer screen or driving to work or school we loose sight of the term "frontier." Think about out presidents of choice for this reading, for them the frontier
was still changing. We will look at their lives in terms of three authors presentations: The Whiskey Rebellion (1988) by Thomas P. Slaughter, Andrew Jackson, Symbol of an
Age (1962) by John William Ward, and Out of the Wilderness, the Life of Abraham Lincoln (1994) by William Hanchett. The Whiskey Rebellion (1988) by Thomas P. Slaughter The
cry may have gone out -the army is coming! And in 1794, Washington order 13000 men to march into the frontier to "deal" with The "Whiskey Rebellion," the first
large-scale resistance to a law of the U.S. government under the Constitution. The story of this particular bit of history tells of the perceived need by men of the frontier
to keep their "medicine" untaxed. These men were not talking about the luxury item suggested by those Easterners. This was a need! How else could one keep
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