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The Pennsylvania Origins of the Jackson Movement
Kim T. Phillips discusses the earliest sources of support for Andrew Jackson as a presidential nominee in 1824. She finds that economic discontent in the aftermath of the panic of 1819 was central to the campaign to nominate Jackson, who was seen as a potential reformer of the system of banking and business privilege.
The Behavior of State Legislative Parties in the Jacksonian Era: New Jersey, 1829-1844, Peter D. Levine Reviewed by Kim T. Phillips
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