US History 1803-1847

Includes 121 Original Source Documents and Histories between 1803 and 1847 AD including: WESTERN EXPANSION AND THE WARD OF 1812 - 1803-1820: The Importance of Louisiana to the States, How Napoleon Persisted in Selling Louisiana, Treaty with France, 1803, Decatur Captures and Burns the Philadelphia , Why and How Burr Killed Hamilton, The Lewis and Clark Expedition, Crossing the Great Divide, The Bird-Woman Who Guided Lewis and Clark, Testimony from the Trial of Aaron Burr, The Chesapeake Outrage, Fulton Writes About His First Trip To Albany, How Jefferson's Embargo Paralyzed Trade, American Ways of Life in 1811, The Battle of Tippecanoe, The Battle Between the Constitution and the Guerriere, The Causes of the War of 1812, The Seeds of War, The Surrender of Detroit, Cass Describes Hull's Ignominy, The Constitution Captures the Guerriere , How the Guerriere was Outfought, The Battle Between the Chesapeake and Shannon, Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, Why America Had To Fight, Capture and Destruction of the Java , The Engagement of the Chesapeake and the Shannon , Perry's Own Account of the Battle of Lake Erie, The Battle of the Thames, Jackson's Defeat of the Creek Indians, The Burning of Washington, The Battles of Chippewa and Lundy's Lane, The Burning of Washington, The Battle of Lake Champlain, What Inspired The Star-Spangled Banner , 1814, Jackson's Defeat of the Creeks, The Battle of New Orleans, Secession Threatened in New England, The Battle of New Orleans, The Treaty of Ghent, Concluding the War of 1812, Discussing the Terms of Peace, How American Success in the War Imprest Europe, and many more. DEVELOPING NATION AND TEXAS 1820-1847: Who Reads an American Book, The Missouri Compromise, 1820, An Apprehensive View of the Missouri Compromise, A Northern View of the Missouri Compromise, A Moderate View of the Missouri Compromise, How a Log Cabin was Built, The First Seminole War, The Monroe Doctrine, 1823, Lafayette Revisits America, 0Lafayette's Triumphal Tour in 1824, The Spoils System at Work, Jefferson's Estimate of Patrick Henry, The Erie Canal Celebration and Other Canals, Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration, The Panama Mission, The Duel Between Clay and John Randolph of Roanoke, Death of Adams and Jefferson on the Same Day, Jackson's First Election as President, Nullification and its Overthrow, The Turbulent Presidential Election of 1828, The First American Locomotive, The Jackson-Calhoun Break, Pioneering Against Slavery, The Northwest Ordinance, Webster's Reply to Hayne, and many more.