Andrew Jackson And The Course Of American Empire 1776 1821. Course Of American Freedom 1822 1832. 2 Vols. 1977 & 1981 by Robert V. Remini

A comprehensive two-volume biography that traces the rise of a rough-hewn frontier figure into a dominant and divisive national leader, portraying his military exploits, political ascent, and transformative presidency; it examines his role in expanding executive power, forging a new popular democratic style, fighting the national bank, enforcing Indian removal, and shaping the course of American nationalism and sectional tensions, while balancing admiring portraits of his energy and leadership with critical analysis of his authoritarian tendencies and lasting controversies.

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