Rise of the New West, 1819-1829

CONTENTS
EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
AUTHOR’S PREFACE
I. NATIONALISM AND SECTIONALISM (1815-1830)
II. NEW ENGLAND (1820-1830)
III. THE MIDDLE REGION (1820-1830)
IV. THE SOUTH (1820-1830)
V. COLONIZATION OF THE WEST (1820-1830)
VI. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST (1820-1830)
VII. WESTERN COMMERCE AND IDEALS (1820-1830)
VIII. THE FAR WEST (1820-1830)
IX. THE CRISIS OF 1819 AND ITS RESULTS (1819-1820)
X. THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE (1819-1821)
XI. PARTY POLITICS (1820-1822)
XII. THE MONROE DOCTRINE (1821-1823)
XIII. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS (1818-1824)
XIV. THE TARIFF OF 1824 (1820-1824)
XV. THE ELECTION OF 1824 (1822-1825)
XVI. PRESIDENT ADAMS AND THE OPPOSITION (1825-1827)
XVII. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS AND FOREIGN TRADE (1825-1829)
XVIII. REACTION TOWARDS STATE SOVEREIGNTY (1816-1829)
XIX. THE TARIFF OF ABOMINATIONS AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA EXPOSITION (1827-1828)