Summary:
The book delves into the presidency of Andrew Jackson, exploring his influential two terms in the White House and his role in shaping the modern American presidency. It examines his policies, personal life, and the controversies that surrounded his leadership, including his stance on states' rights and his involvement in the Indian Removal Act.
Key points:
1. Jackson's Populism: The book covers Jackson's populist politics, his belief in the common man, and the birth of the modern Democratic Party.
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