Daniel Webster and Jacksonian Democracy F. Michael Connelly and their family

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Daniel Webster and Jacksonian Democracy F. Michael Connelly and their familyProfessor Nathans illuminates the changes wrought by Jacksonian democracy on the career of Daniel Webster, a major political figure, and on the destiny of a major political party, the Whigs. Daniel Webster was a creative anachronism in the Jacksonian era. His career illustrates the fate of a generation of American politicians, reared to rule in a traditional world of defined social classes where gentlemen led and the masses followed. With extensive