Jacksonland by Inskeep, Steve -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Also by Steve Inskeep Title Page Copyright Dedication Epigraph Contents Maps Prologue: The Indian Map and the White Man’s Map PART ONE: Horseshoe

One: Every Thing Is to Be Feared Two: Urge On All Those Cherokees Three: Stamping His Foot for War Four: It Was Dark Before We Finished Killing Them

PART TWO: Origins

Five: Send a Few Late Newspapers by the Bearer Six: I Am Fond of Hearing That There Is a Peace Seven: Every Thing That Was Dear to Me

PART THREE: Old Hickory

Eight: Address Their Fears and Indulge Their Avarice Nine: Men of Cultivated Understandings Ten: Let Me See You as I Pass

PART FOUR: Young Prince

Eleven: This Unexpected Weapon of Defence Twelve: Ominous of Other Events Thirteen: The Taverns Were Unknown to Us

Interlude: Hero’s Progress

Fourteen: Liberty, Equality, and True Social Order Fifteen: Clay Is Politically Damd Sixteen: We Wish to Know Whether You Could Protect Us

PART FIVE: Inaugurations

Seventeen: We Are Politically Your Friends and Brethren Eighteen: This Is a Straight and Good Talk Nineteen: The Blazing Light of the Nineteenth Century

PART SIX: State of the Union

Twenty: They Have Been Led to Look Upon Us as Unjust Twenty-one: The Expediency of Setting Fire Twenty-two: Sway the Empire of Affection

PART SEVEN: Checks and Balances

Twenty-three: Legislative Twenty-four: Judicial Twenty-five: Executive

PART EIGHT: Democracy in America

Twenty-six: The Purest Love of Formalities Twenty-seven: I Have the Right to Address You Twenty-eight: We Are Yet Your Friends Twenty-nine: Should They Be Satisfied with the Character of That Country

PART NINE: Tears

Thirty: Five Millions of Dollars Thirty-one: The War Department Does Not Understand These People Thirty-two: Perchance, You May Have Heard That the Cherokees Are in Trouble Thirty-three: The Thunder Often Sounding in the Distance

Epilogue Photographs Sources and Acknowledgments Notes Bibliography Index

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