1829-1837

"Walter Lynwood Fleming lectures in southern history." Essays on democracy, Indian removal, and slavery.--Title page.

Explores the political atmosphere of the Jacksonian era, with discussion of Jackson's treatment of Native Americans, war against the Bank of the United States, responses to issues of tariff and internal improvements, and approach to the market revolution.

Details the life of the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, and focuses on his political actions and choices that shaped the White House and inspired the later presidents--including Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and others.

A dynamic portrait of America's seventh president explores the life and times of the first "common man" to rise to the position of president of the United States, following Jackson from his early days in South Carolina, his military exploits, and his contributions as president to the cause of democracy, Manifest Destiny, and the preservation of the Union. Reprint. 100,000 first printing.

Presents a biography of Andrew Jackson, and provides a narrative examination of the life of one of America's most well-known presidents and historical figures.

Discusses the rise of industrialism and its radical effects on the national economy during the Jacksonian period.

Chronicles the life of Andrew Jackson, discussing his childhood in the Carolina backcountry, early military career, emergence as a national hero, efforts to overturn corruption in Washington, years as president, and other related topics.