The Selection of the Whig Presidential Candidate

This chapter discusses the selection of the Whig party's presidential candidate in 1848, highlighting the candidate's military fame and lack of political experience. It explores the debate surrounding the candidate's stance on slavery and the importance of reflecting a middle road position. The chapter also mentions President Zachary Taylor's role in fighting for the union and his strong support for the military.

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