Jackson, Andrew,
  birth (1767), 3-4.
  birthplace, 4-5.
  early life, 5 et seq.
  personal characteristics, 6, 7, 11, 15, 18, 19, 20-21, 213, 217,
    234-35.
  education, 7, 10.
  in the Revolution, 8-9.
  attitude toward British, 9.
  business enterprises, 9-10, 19-20.
  in Charleston, 9-10.
  admitted to bar, 11.
  goes to Tennessee, 13-14.
  as “solicitor” in Nashville, 14-16.
  marriage, 15.
  represents Tennessee in Congress, 16-17.
  in Senate, 17-18, 69.
  as judge in Tennessee, 18-19.
  quarrels, 20-21.
  in War of 1812, 26 et seq.
  nicknamed “Old Hickory,” 30: 
  in Creek War, 33-38.
  at New Orleans, 40-43, 45-50.
  popularity, 45, 50, 63-64, 115, 210, 229-30.
  in Seminole War, and Florida expedition, 55-61.
  controversy about Florida expedition, 61-64.
  as Governor of Florida, 64-67.
  life at the Hermitage, 68-72, 102-03.
  candidate for presidency (1824), 73 et seq., 95.
  and tariff, 79, 143, 162-63, 169, 235-36.
  and Adams, 80, 93-94, 108, 122, 220.
  and Crawford, 80.
  and Clay, 80.
  and Calhoun, 80, 134-35.
  candidate for presidency (1828), 100 et seq.
  resigns from Senate, 102.
  as a politician, 107-08.
  election, 109-10.
  journey to Washington, 114-15.
  as President-elect, 115-19. 
  Cabinet, 117-18, 129-30, 135-36, 193-194, 218.
  inauguration, 119-124.
  and Spoils System, 124-127, 236.
  and Congress, 128. 
  Kitchen Cabinet, 130-31. 
  Eaton controversy, 132-34.
  toast to the Union, 164-66.
  and nullification, 167, 173-77.
  candidate for reelection (1832), 168, 218.
  proclamation to South Carolina (1832), 175-176. 
  Force Bill, 177, 179, 180.
  and United States Bank, 182, 184 et seq., 218.
  censured by Senate, 196-98, 228.
  and Indian policy, 208-09, 214-16.
  and Georgia, 213.
  journeys to New England, 219. 
  Harvard confers degree on, 220.
  life at White House, 221-23.
  his finances, 223-24.
  political influence, 224-28.
  farewell address, 228-29.
  return to Nashville, 230.
  last years, 231-34.
  death (1845), 234. 
  Webster’s characterization of, 234-35.
  achievements, 235-36.
  bibliography, 237-38.

Jackson, Mrs. Andrew, mother of the President, 3-4, 5, 8-9.

Jackson, Mrs. Andrew, wife of the President, 48-50, 65, 71, 122.
  quoted, 65-66, 68-69.
  death, 111-12.

Jackson, Fort, 36. 
  Treaty of, 54.

Jamaica, British from, 40.

Jefferson, Thomas, Jackson makes acquaintance of, 17.
  on Jackson, 18.
  candidate of the masses, 113.
  and State rights, 139, 141-42, 164.

Jonesboro (Tenn.), Jackson’s traveling party at, 13.

Kemble, Fanny, and Jackson, 217.

Kendall, Amos, 221.
  in Kitchen Cabinet, 130.