Life and Times of Andrew Jackson; Soldier--statesman--president; Volume 4

Andrew Jackson was one of the most controversial figures in American history, a man whose fierce independence and populist ideals helped define the nation's political landscape. This book offers a detailed account of Jackson's life and times, from his early days as a soldier and Indian fighter to his tumultuous years in the White House.
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