The Papers of Andrew Jackson, Volume 7, 1829: Volume 7

Delving into Andrew Jackson's presidency, this volume covers his initial year in office marked by personal loss and political ambition. Jackson aimed to reform the federal bureaucracy and facilitate Indian removal while also navigating the Peggy Eaton scandal. It features over four hundred documents, many previously unpublished, showcasing his interactions with family, friends, and citizens across the nation. These letters and administrative papers provide a detailed view of Jackson's governance and illuminate the broader American context of 1829, revealing the complexities of his leadership and the era.