A Companion to the Era of Andrew Jackson

“This splendid state-of the-field volume displays the continuing vitality of Jacksonian scholarship. It showcases a rising generation of historians, offering their fresh perspectives on such hallowed topics as Indian removal, democracy and the “common man,” the market revolution, Manifest Destiny, and Andrew Jackson himself.  Expertly assembled by Sean Adams, this book provides precisely what it promises: an essential companion to its era.” - Daniel Feller, University of Tennessee

“A fine introduction to the society and politics of the early republic. The coverage is broad, most of the essays are authored by young, imaginative, and enthusiastic scholars, and the resulting book is academically solid and highly readable.” – Paul Johnson, University of South Carolina 

“An excellent collection of engaging essays that provide informative explanations and the recent historiography of Jackson's era – a must for students, scholars, and teachers at all levels.” – Jonathan Atkins, Berry College