One of Remini"tms major strengths is his ability to give such accurate information about these issues. For example, in chapter 3, Remini talks about Jackson"tms policies towards the "removal" of the Native Americans that were east of the Mississippi River. He talked about all the tribes that cooperated with this, and the tribes that rebelled against the act of removal. Remini also talked about the hard fought battles on the frontier to remove the Natives westward. He also gave a brief description about the "Trail of Tears" in which about 4,000 Natives were killed on an 800-mile hike westward. The way Remini explained this issue so thoroughly in a matter of 12 pages is very impressive. Even though it was a brief description, it was filled with so much detail that the important points were explained very validly.
The style of Remini"tms writing in this book is so descriptive that in some of these stories, a reader can sometimes feel like he or she is present in this era. For example, when Remini writes about the Battle of New Orleans in the beginning, he describes the weather and the mist of
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Overall, this book was a very well written piece of work, and I must admit, I really enjoyed reading it. Robert Remini has a way to make certain stories sound like they some of the most interesting facts that you can possibly read. There was not one part of this book that was not interesting, and boring to read. If u really want to learn a lot about "Old Hickory", this is definitely a book I would recommend, because it is very brief, and very descriptive. Robert Remini also had a way of showing how great a President, and General, Andrew Jackson really was.
Robert Remini really explained Jackson"tms policies towards these major issues very clearly in this book. One of Remini"tms major strengths is his ability to give such accurate information about these issues. For example, in chapter 3, Remini talks about Jackson"tms policies towards the "removal" of the Native Americans that were east of the Mississippi River. He talked about all the tribes that cooperated with this, and the tribes that rebelled against the act of removal. Remini also talked about the hard fought battles on the frontier to remove the Natives westward. He also gave a brief description about the "Trail of Tears" in which about 4,000 Natives were killed on an 800-mile hike westward. The way Remini explained this issue so thoroughly in a matter of 12 pages is very i
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