by William Graham Sumner. 1899. 503p

This book provides a comprehensive examination of Andrew Jackson's life and presidency, highlighting the significant political developments in the United States between the presidencies of John Quincy Adams and Abraham Lincoln. It delves into Jackson's character, his controversial administration, and the impact of his policies on American society, particularly regarding issues like slavery and tariffs. The revised edition incorporates new research, including unpublished letters, to offer a more nuanced understanding of Jackson's legacy and the era's political landscape.