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Title of ebook: 1824: The Arkansas War
ISBN: 9780345495471
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Internet download file size: 904 kb
Released online for download: 11-28-2006
Author of eBook: Flint, Eric

1824: The Arkansas War

Chapter 1

Washington, D.C.

April 25, 1824

“Houston must have known.” The president turned his head away from the window, presenting his profile to the other two men. The expression on his face was not condemnatory so much as simply pensive. “Must have known for several years, in fact. Am I right, Winfield?”

The tall, handsome general in one of the chairs in Monroe’s office shifted his position. Only slightly, of course. The very fancy uniform he favored didn’t lend itself well to extravagant movement while he was seated.

“Oh, certainly,” General Scott replied. “Driscol’s been building another Line of Torres Vedras in those mountains. The original took Wellington over a year to build—and he had the population of Lisbon to draw on. Even with all the negroes who have migrated to Arkansas t ... read full excerpt from 1824: The Arkansas War ebook