John Tyler and his Role in the America Domestic and Foreign Policy (1841-1845) by Eman Mutaib Muhe

“…After that he had been expelled from Whig Party, so he remained without any partisan support, because John Tylers’ achievements were not at the required level, except for some legislation issues, that including the agricultural distribution law of the land for the settlers in 1841, then as trying to cover his failure within external directions especially with Britain in 1842 and China in 1844, in order to strengthen trade relations and resolve border issues, John Tyler had achieved some matters by joining Texas to the United States, after its secession from Mexico in 1844.…”
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Election technology in American presidential campaigns during the first half of the XIX century by Tatiana Alentieva

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