The Legacy of Andrew Jackson

Released on by Robert V. Remini
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  • The Legacy of Andrew Jackson Book Detail

  • Author : Robert V. Remini
  • Release Date : 1990-07-01
  • Publisher : LSU Press
  • Genre : History
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 0807116424
  • File Size : 24,24 MB
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The Legacy of Andrew Jackson by Robert V. Remini PDF Summary

Book Description: Robert V. Remini, the nation's foremost authority on Andrew Jackson, has over the past three decades published numerous books on Jackson and his presidency, including a much-praised three-volume biography. His mastery of sources and singular diligence in advancing a revised image of Jackson are universally respected. In The Legacy of Andrew Jackson, Remini discusses Jackson's role in three areas of particular importance: democracy, Indian removal, and slavery. Thoughtful and illuminating, these essays will be of great interest to historians of the Jackson era and to all students of American history.

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