The texts produced by Arthur Schlesinger and Bay Hammond dissected the social, political, and economic views of each author involving Jacksonian’s and their time phase. Contrary to their similar beliefs, each had different views and thoughts. In particular, both men had similar perspectives on who the movement had been between, or who it was about, who Jackson had been militarily and politically, and also how the Bank Issue was handled. Even so, their views had clashed when comparing both outlooks on other various topics. All in all, having both accounts in mind, the two authors had successfully explained, supported and expressed their views on significant matters in the mid-19th century.
