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Sir Toby Sir Andrew
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2,596 wordsCompare and Contrast the Presidencies of Andrew Jackson and Bill Clinton The goal of my essay is to compare the presidencies of Andrew Jackson and Bill Clinton. Thus, in my essay I will discuss the main steps taken by both the presidents. So, I will enlighten the policy of Andrew Jackson from 1796 and up to the end of his second term of presidency, - to 1837. This period of Jacksons life includes his membership in Tennessee convention, holding a position of the representative in the U. S. House ...
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