George Bagby, an insightful author and essayist renowned for his work on Andrew Jackson, dives deep into Jackson's controversial legacy. They dissect the shifting perceptions of Jackson, particularly around the 'Trail of Tears,' and present new research that reshapes our understanding of his era. The discussion takes a closer look at Jackson's complex relationships with Native American nations during westward expansion, and the tragic implications of the Creek War, revealing a multifaceted history marked by struggle, identity, and resistance.
