by Frederic Austin Ogg. 1920. 249p

"The Reign of Andrew Jackson" by Frederic Austin Ogg chronicles the life and political career of Andrew Jackson, highlighting his journey from a frontiersman to the presidency. The book details Jackson's early struggles, including his limited education and various occupations, before he rose to prominence through military victories, particularly in the Creek War and the Battle of New Orleans. Ogg explores Jackson's complex personality, his contentious political decisions, and the impact of his presidency on American democracy, providing a comprehensive look at a pivotal figure in U.S. history.