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What Role Did Andrew Jackson’s Paternalism Play in Indian Removal?

by Joseph Altman

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Author: Joseph Altman

Interviewer: Genesis Palacios-Castro

What Effect Did Andrew Jackson's Paternalism Have on Indian Removal?

by Joseph Altman

https://sites.lib.jmu.edu/studio395/files/2019/04/Hist-395-Joe-Altman-1fkuiu3.mp3

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