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On the life of Andrew Jackson	A
Now dear people I will write	B
And in sketches I will tell you	C
His career with great delight	B
His career on earth is ended	D
But his name is ever bright	B
And his memory is cherished	E
As a great glorious knight	B
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The early life of Andrew Jackson	A
Its marked in high renown	F
As a lover of his country	G
He proved steadfastly profound	H
Through kind teaching of his mother	I
That patriot lady brave	J
His mind strengthened by her wisdom	K
Ere she sank into her grave	J
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Ah in manhood Andrew Jackson	A
Was a daring fearless man	L
With a strong iron will commanding	M
He was loved throughout our land	N
He was kind and generous hearted	D
In his military acts	O
Yet was stubborn while commanding	M
And no courage did he lack	P
	-
At middle age Andrew Jackson	A
Was a noble warlike man	L
And was capable of handling	M
The army at his command	N
You can see it by the battles	Q
Of his Indian campaign	R
Or the battle of New Orleans	S
Where so many men were slain	R
	-
The dauntless energy of Jackson	A
Oh should never be forgot	T
Or the battle of New Orleans	S
Where he diligently fought	U
Where he fought to save his country	G
From the British fleets of fame	V
Through coolness and courage	W
The victory he did gain	R
	-
As commander Andrew Jackson	A
Was a soldier of great skill	X
And he nobly done his duty	G
To his country with good will	X
Yet in life his acts were censured	Y
Ah by men both great and small	Z
One the acts that made him trouble	A2
Was the arresting of Judge Hall	Z
	-
Oh that act cost Andrew Jackson	A
Many heart pang in after life	B2
For he thought it was his duty	G
In that hard cruel strife	B2
That his soldiers should obey him	C2
And fulfill every command	N
As he knew no other method	D
He could save his native land	N
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The people loved Andrew Jackson	A
Old Hickory was their friend	D2
As a President o'er our country	G
He proved faithful to the end	D2
His career on earth was ended	D
Eighteen Forty Five is seen	E2
As a star his name is shining	M
The hero of New Orleans	S

Julia Ann Moore

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