Andrew Jackson, southerner /
Cheathem, Mark Renfred.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-293) and index.
"His very soul was grieved" -- "A person of unblemished moral character" -- "Gentlemanly satisfaction" -- "As members of civilized society" -- "You cannot mistake me, or my meaning" -- "Ten dollars extra, for every hundred lashes" -- "We will destroy our enemies" -- "An end to all Indian wars" -- "I feel an unusual sympathy for him" -- "A great field is now open" -- "Pure & uncontaminated by bargain & sale" -- "The old hero stands heedless of the pelting storm" -- "Et tu Brute" -- "To the brink of insurrection and treason" -- "A man indebted is a slave" -- "That my white and red children may live in peace" -- "I have been opposed always to the bank" -- "Firebrands of anarchy and bloodshed" -- "There would be great risk" -- "Texas must, & will be ours".
Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845.
Jackson, Andrew, 1767-1845.
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