An Address to the People of Ohio On the Important Subject of the Next Presidenc
An Address to the People of Ohio On the Important Subject of the Next Presidenc
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While an infant, he had the misfor- tune to lose his father, who died at the close of the year 1767, when he and his elder brothers were left to the slender protec- tion and tender solicitude of their mother. Notwithstanding the very limited resources of the family, his anxious parent struggled with her circumstances, and contrived to keep her youngest son at an academical institution, in which the learned languages and the higher branches of education were taught, until he was fourteen years o...f age. At this period, the Vandal progress of the British arms, in the revolutionary war, had penetrated to that section of country, and the youthful Jackson, fired with the spirit of the times and the wrongs of a bleeding country, left his school, and with his surviving brother, enrolled himself in the army of the republic and became one of its active and suffering defenders. Previous to this, his eldest brother had joined the American Standard, and lost his life at the battle of Stono. Soon, however, the superior power of the British forces overrun and subjugated that portion of the state, and the two young Jackson's *This brief sketch of the life of Gen.
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While an infant, he had the misfor- tune to lose his father, who died at the close of the year 1767, when he and his elder brothers were left to the slender protec- tion and tender solicitude of their mother. Notwithstanding the very limited resources of the family, his anxious parent struggled with her circumstances, and contrived to keep her youngest son at an academical institution, in which the learned languages and the higher branches of education were taught, until he was fourteen years o...f age. At this period, the Vandal progress of the British arms, in the revolutionary war, had penetrated to that section of country, and the youthful Jackson, fired with the spirit of the times and the wrongs of a bleeding country, left his school, and with his surviving brother, enrolled himself in the army of the republic and became one of its active and suffering defenders. Previous to this, his eldest brother had joined the American Standard, and lost his life at the battle of Stono. Soon, however, the superior power of the British forces overrun and subjugated that portion of the state, and the two young Jackson's *This brief sketch of the life of Gen.
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