Andrew Jackson: Symbol for an Age

This paperback edition is ex-library and shows substantial wear. The cover has noticeable creases, tears, and signs of age. There is no dust jacket. Despite these flaws, the binding remains intact, and the text is legible, making it a serviceable reading copy for those interested in historical analysis.

"Andrew Jackson: Symbol for an Age" by John William Ward offers an insightful exploration of Andrew Jackson's impact on American society. This edition, published by Oxford University Press in New York, 1965, is the sixth printing of the work originally copyrighted in 1955. John William Ward, a noted historian, delves deep into Jackson's role as a transformative figure in 19th-century America. This paperback edition, part of the Galaxy Book series, is particularly valuable for its historical perspective and scholarly analysis. The book is ex-library with clear markings and shows significant wear, making it a well-used but important resource for those interested in American history. Though not a first edition, this printing is a testament to the enduring relevance of Ward's work.