Young Andrew Jackson in the Carolinas: A Revolutionary Boy

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Set against the backdrop of the Revolutionary War, the narrative explores Andrew Jackson's formative years in the Waxhaw region. Orphaned by conflict, he faced significant hardships, including the loss of family and his own capture as a prisoner of war. At just thirteen, he fought for independence and endured brutal treatment, leaving him with lasting scars. Jennifer Hunsicker tells a captivating story of resilience and adventure, offering young readers a glimpse into the challenges that shaped a future president's character and legacy.