Gen. Jackson’s Negro Speculations, and his Traffic in Human Flesh, Examined and Established by Positive Proof

＂Gen. Jackson’s Negro Speculations, and his Traffic in Human Flesh, Examined and Established by Positive Proof, Volume 2＂ delves into the controversial aspects of Andrew Jackson’s life, specifically focusing on allegations and evidence related to his involvement in slavery and the slave trade. This historical work, written by Andrew Erwin, presents a critical examination of Jackson’s actions and their impact on the enslaved. It offers a detailed account aiming to shed light on a contentious period in American history and challenge prevailing narratives about one of its most influential figures. The book presents itself as a meticulous inquiry into the historical record, inviting readers to reconsider Jackson’s legacy in light of the evidence presented.

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