THE PRESIDENT WHO KILLED A MONSTER.
Andrew Jackson carries a bullet near his heart from a duel. In 1832 he faces an enemy he cannot shoot: a private bank richer than the Treasury.
Nicholas Biddle controls the nation's credit. Jackson has a veto, a grievance, and no intention of leaving the battlefield alive.
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Jackson’s ordeal to save the republic is background for today’s efforts to save the republic. Thank you for writing this. It brings clarity and hope. It is also an adventurous Read.
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