To support work on The Papers of Andrew Jackson.

To support a selected printed edition of the papers of Andrew Jackson.

To support the preparation of a multivolume edition of the papers of Andrew Jackson.

To support the preparation of an edition of the papers of Andrew Jackson.

Preparation for publication of volumes 10, 11, and 12 of the papers of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), seventh president of the United States. (36 months)

The Papers of Andrew Jackson is a project to collect and publish the extant literary record of the seventh president. We have conducted an exhaustive worldwide search for documents and produced a comprehensive microfilm with accompanying Guide & Index, now posted on our website. We are publishing a 17-volume printed edition, of which the eight presidential volumes now in production make up the heart. This grant will support composition of the fourth through sixth presidential volumes, numbers 10 through 12 in the whole series, covering the years 1832 through 1834. Fully annotated and indexed, and including many documents hitherto unknown, this series will provide an authoritative record of Jackson's presidency and advance our understanding of a vast array of related subjects. In 2015 the University of Virginia Press's Rotunda imprint will incorporate all our published volumes in a Jackson Papers digital edition, cross-searchable with other Founding Era and Early Republic editions.

Preparation for publication of volumes 12, 13, and 14 of the papers of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), seventh president of the United States. (36 months)

The Papers of Andrew Jackson is a scholarly project to collect, edit, and publish, in print and online, the extant literary record of the seventh U.S. president. This research is vital for scholars of early U.S. political, social, diplomatic, and military history, and to political scientists, communications scholars, and researchers across the humanities. Our volumes engage with the rise of the U.S. nation-state, its relations with Indigenous nations and European empires, and contested definitions of citizenship, and thus respond to the "More Perfect Union" initiative. We are producing a scholarly edition of Jackson's papers in a seventeen volume bound series that is also available in two electronic formats. To date, we have published eleven volumes, with a twelfth (Volume XII: 1834) nearing completion; after that, we will have five more volumes to go. We expect to complete the full series by roughly 2035. The project URL is: https://thepapersofandrewjackson.utk.edu/.

To complete volumes 7 and 8, the first two volumes of presidential papers and work on volume 9. (36 months)

The Papers of Andrew Jackson is a scholarly editing project to collect and make available the extant literary record of the seventh president. The project has completed an exhaustive worldwide search for documents and produced a comprehensive microfilm with accompanying printed guide. It is now publishing a selective 17-volume printed edition, the heart of which will be the eight annual presidential volumes. This grant will support completion of the first two presidential volumes, Volumes 7 and 8, covering 1829 and 1830, and work on Volume 9, covering 1831. Including many new documents, these volumes will provide an authoritative record of Jackson's presidency and advance scholarship on a broad range of subjects.

The preparation for publication of volumes 9 and 10 of the papers of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), 7th president of the United States. (36 months)

The Papers of Andrew Jackson is a scholarly editing project to collect and publish the extant literary record of the seventh president. The project has conducted an exhaustive worldwide search for documents and produced a comprehensive microfilm with accompanying hardbound Guide and Index, now posted online. It is now publishing a 17-volume printed edition, the heart of which will be the eight presidential volumes. This grant will support completion of the third through fifth presidential volumes, Volumes 9 through 11 in the series, covering the years 1831 through 1833. Including many previously unknown documents, fully annotated and indexed, these volumes will provide an authoritative record of Jackson's presidency and advance scholarship on a broad range of related subjects. A contract has been signed to place the volumes online.