The Age of Andrew Jackson

Index

index 136 Index Abel, Annie Heloise, 64 Abernethy, Thomas P., 4 Abolitionism, 88 Abzug, Robert H., 83 Adams, John Quincy: and bargains with other people, 34n12; and deal with Henry Clay, 22; defeat by Andrew Jackson in election of 1828, 31; downfall of party of, 3; election as president, 28; as hero of the age, 46; lack of formal agreement between Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams, 29; meeting between John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, 27; message to Congress, 30; seeking presidency in 1824, 25; winning of election in House runoff against Jackson, 23, 26 Akers, Dona L., 72 Altschuler, Glenn, 16–17 American System: and Andrew Jackson’s administration, 105, 107; Crawford’s opposition to American System programs, 26; as Henry Clay’s economic plan, 104; John Quincy Adams aligning himself with Henry Clay’s, 25, 28–29; and the Whigs view of, 116 Anbinder, Tyler, 44 Andrews, John A., 75 Anson, Bert, 67 Ashworth, John, 13 Atkins, Jonathan M., 44 Bailyn, Bernard, 9, 41 Baker, Jean, 79 Bank War, 7, 9, 113, 114; and Andrew Jackson, 103, 108, 109, 111, 115; and creation of new class consciousness , 11 Banner, James M., Jr., 54–55 Banning, Lance, 41 Barney, William L., 26, 30, 31, 32 Beard, Charles, 37 Beecher, Lyman, 83 Benson, Lee, 6, 38, 44 Biddle, Nicholas, 105, 108, 112 Blair, Francis P., 10 Blewett, Mary H., 13 Blight, David W., 43 Bloomer, Amelia, 87 Bollwerk, Elizabeth, 72 Booraem, Hendrik, 15 Boorstein, Daniel, 19n11 Brands, H. W., 15, 47 Bridges, Amy, 13 Brown, Richard D., 40 Buell, Augustus C., 15 Burke, Joseph C., 66 Burnham, Walter Dean, 39 Burstein, Andrew, 15, 30 Calhoun, John C., 53, 55, 58–61 Capers, Gerald M., 58–59 Carson, James Taylor, 74 Index 137 Catterall, Ralph C. H., 109 Cave, Alfred A., 72–73 Cayton, Andrew R. L., 44 Chambers, William Nisbet, 39 Chase, Salmon P., 92 Cheathem, Mark R., xi Cheves, Langdon, 104 Churchill, Winston, ix Clark, Christopher, 13, 14 Classical Republicanism, 9 Clay, Henry, 10, 30, 31–32; and the American System, 104; and Andrew Jackson, 106; and Andrew Jackson’s election victory over, 107; biography of, 9; collaboration on a compromise tariff bill, 53; and deal with John Quincy Adams , 22, 23; as influential figure of the period, 46; meeting with John Quincy Adams, 27; as Secretary of State, 28, 29; seeking presidency in 1824, 25; as Speaker of the House during presidential runoff, 26; and the Whig Party, 36, 69; vying for Whig nomination as president, 92 Coit, Margaret, 58 Cole, Donald B., 13, 44 Conn, Steven, 75 Conway, Stephen, 46 Cooper, William, Jr., 10 “Corrupt Bargain,” xi, 23–33 Cowardine, Richard, 13 Crawford, William H., 25–26, 27, 31 Crofts, Daniel W., 44 Cross, Whitney R., 83 Curtis, James C., 8 DeRosier, Arthur H., Jr., 69 Diggins, John Patrick, 16 Dillon, Merton L., 93 Dixon, Chris, 94 Dodd, William E., 4 Donelson, Andrew Jackson, xi, 17, 18 Donelson, Emily, 17 Dorfman, Joseph, 5 Dorsey, Bruce, 84–85 Douglass, Frederick, 43 DuBois, Ellen Carol, 79, 93 Eaton, John, 10, 15 Eby, Cecil, 69–70 Ellisor, John T., xi Ellis, Richard E., 13, 29, 56–57, 60 Ericson, David, 57 Ethnocultural School, 6–8 Evarts, Jeremiah, 75 Feller, Daniel, 14, 28, 29, 47, 81, 117 Fiske, John, 4 Floyd, John, 56–57 Foner, Eric, 13, 92 Ford, Lacy K., 55–56, 60 Foreman, Grant, 64–65 Formisano, Ronald P., 6, 39, 44 Freehling, William W., 54 Free Soil Party, 43, 92–93 Gag Rule, 90 Gannon, Kevin M., xi Garnet, Henry Highland, 43 Garrison, Tim Alan, 75 Garrison, William Lloyd, 89, 91 Garvey, T. Gregory, 88 Ginzburg, Lori D., 93–94 Gray, Susan E., 72 Green, Michael, 71 Grimke sisters, 90–91 Guttman, Allen, 66 Habermas, Jurgen, 42 Hamilton, Alexander, 16, 103, 104, 112 Hammond, Bray, 5, 112, 114, 117 Hartz, Louis, 19n11, 37–38 Hershberger, Mary, 74 Hersh, Blanche Glassman, 93 Hofstadter, Richard, x, 5, 19n10, 19n11, 37, 111, 114, 117 Holt, Michael, 13, 30, 44, 46 Houston, Sam, 4, 15 index 138 Howe, Daniel Walker, 13, 17, 18, 30, 41, 46, 80 Hugins, Walter, 6 Huston, Reeve, 44 Ideological School, 8 Indian Removal, x, xi, 9, 14, 16, 18, 64–76 Isenberg, Nancy, 43 Jackson, Andrew: and Bank of the United States, 5, 7, 103, 105–9, 112– 13; comparison to Jefferson, 4, 9, 10–11, 16, 103; duels, x, 112; and egalitarianism, 4...