Andrew Jackson And The Course Of The American Empire, 1767 1821 Volume I by Robert V. Remini
1767–1821
This volume traces the rise of Andrew Jackson from his frontier birth and Revolutionary War orphanhood through his legal and militia career in Tennessee and his emergence as a national military leader, showing how his rugged personal character, wartime experiences (including the Creek War and the Battle of New Orleans), and political alliances shaped his outlook and ambitions; the narrative places Jackson within the broader context of early American expansion, sectional tensions, Indian-white relations, and the evolution of republican institutions, explaining how the events and controversies of 1767–1821 forged both a powerful public figure and the contours of a changing American polity.
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- 1977
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- American
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- Original Language
- English
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