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 America's
first "popular" President, a young Andrew Jackson is dramatized
at the moment he defends his and his wife's honor in a duel which results
in a life-long untreatable wound. Friends and colleagues cannot allay his
outrage and his need for "satisfaction." Jackson sees himself as
a man of the people and his actions speak to the frontier sensibilities of
an expanding America. Written by Lorraine Ash. Published 1999. 36 pages,
$5.95 plus S&H and applicable sales tax. |