Related Reading: “Henry Clay: Statesman for the Union” by Robert Remini
Henry Clay: Statesman for the Union by Robert Remini Published: October 1991 Of all the interesting non-presidents I met during …
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The Best Biographies Presidents’ Day Post!
Let’s face it: we all love candy. And most of us appreciate the institution of the presidency. So why not savor both at …
Review of “American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House” by Jon Meacham
“American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House” is author Jon Meacham’s fourth book. Published in 2008, this biography of …
Review of “Andrew Jackson: His Life and Times” by H.W. Brands
“Andrew Jackson: His Life and Times” is H.W. Brands’s 2005 biography of our seventh president. Brands is a professor at …
Review of “The Life of Andrew Jackson” by Robert Remini
“The Life of Andrew Jackson” by Robert Remini is the single-volume abridgment of the author’s classic three-volume series on Andrew …
Review of “Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Democracy (Vol 3)” by Robert Remini
“Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Democracy (1833-1845)” is the final volume in Robert Remini’s trilogy on Andrew Jackson. Completed …
Review of “Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Freedom (Vol 2)” by Robert Remini
“Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Freedom (1822-1832)” is the second of three volumes in Robert Remini’s series on Andrew …
Review of “Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Empire (Vol 1)” by Robert Remini
“Andrew Jackson: The Course of American Empire (1767-1821)” is the first of three volumes in Robert Remini’s series on Andrew …
Review of “The Age of Jackson” by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
“The Age of Jackson” by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. was published in 1945 and won the 1946 Pulitzer Prize in the …
Review of “The Life of Andrew Jackson” by Marquis James
“The Life of Andrew Jackson” by Marquis James is a single-volume biography combining two of his earlier books: “The Border …
Lucky Number 7: Andrew Jackson!
Nine months have passed since I began this journey, and six presidents are now in the rear-view mirror. That’s 36 …
