Author:Andrew Erwin
| ←Author Index: Er | Andrew Erwin (1773–1834) |
| A political hopeful and supporter of William Crawford, Andrew Erwin was a long-time rival of President Andrew Jackson and ultimately the pair agreed to a duel of pistols to settle their differences. The duel was cancelled however, and James Monroe removed Erwin's hopes of power. |
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- Unnamed pamphlet accusing Jackson of illegal land speculation, 1819
- Gen. Jackson's Negro Speculations, and his Traffic in Human Flesh, Examined and Established by Positive Proof, 1828
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