Focusing on Andrew Jackson's transition from military life to political prominence, this volume chronicles his retirement in 1821 and his rise as a key presidential contender in the 1824 election. It provides insights into his evolving role in American politics during a pivotal period, highlighting his strategies and the challenges he faced as he navigated the complexities of leadership and public opinion.
Delving into Andrew Jackson's presidency, this volume covers his initial year in office marked by personal loss and political ambition. Jackson aimed to reform the federal bureaucracy and facilitate Indian removal while also navigating the Peggy Eaton scandal. It features over four hundred documents, many previously unpublished, showcasing his interactions with family, friends, and citizens across the nation. These letters and administrative papers provide a detailed view of Jackson's governance and illuminate the broader American context of 1829, revealing the complexities of his leadership and the era.
The election of Andrew Jackson to the presidency is chronicled in this volume, focusing on the contentious 1828 campaign against incumbent John Quincy Adams. Jackson, a reluctant candidate, faced intense mudslinging that targeted his character and qualifications, portraying him as morally deficient. Despite personal tragedies, including the death of his wife, Jackson viewed the election as a victory for democracy over corrupt political elites. The narrative highlights the campaign's significance in shaping Jackson's legacy and the broader political landscape of the time.
As the title suggests, this book explains why the current monetary system is broken, and explains exactly how it can be fixed. The product of three years research and development, these proposals offer one of the few hopes of escaping from our current dysfunctional monetary system.
This book provides an inside look into the presidency of Andrew Jackson, one of the most controversial figures in American history. It is a fascinating read for anyone interested in politics or American history.
A collection of important political speeches by one of America's most controversial presidents, containing candid reflections on the key issues of the day and offering valuable insights into the workings of the early American republic.
This book presents a collection of writings and narratives by Andrew Jackson, a prominent figure in Kentucky during the early 19th century. Drawing on letters, speeches, and personal accounts, this book offers a unique perspective on the events that unfolded in the region during this pivotal period in American history.
A comprehensive account of the life and achievements of one of America's most controversial presidents.
What does it take to be and remain a Modern Couple? The answers to this question are never easy, but Andrew and Helen Jackson help couples grapple with what it takes to be a Modern Couple. In this book, The Modern Couple, Andrew and Helen draw on their experience as pastors, counselors, facilitators, parents, stepparents, and grandparents to talk about the challenges modern couples face in building a meaningful relationship. With honesty and humor, the Jacksons let you know they understand what it takes, and share what has worked for them in their marriage as well as for many others. If you are in a relationship or plan to be in one, this book will help you learn about communication, decision making, conflict resolution, financial planning, and a number of other important issues that all couples face. Whether you are looking for a resource to use in a small group or for personal study as a couple, The Modern Couple will help you realize that being a couple is possible in this modern era.