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He was very racist and he was a slave owner so I think he highly supported slavery.

Well, he confessed, "I can say with truth mine is a situation of dignified slavery.", yet he was a bit different from a mere slave owner. According to historical evidences, Jackson first adopted his Creek Indian son, Lyncoya on November 13, 1813, while later he contiguously purchased Aaron and Hannah each in 1791 and 1794, named the three of them "Jackson" as a part of his family. To defend personally, Jackson most likely considered his slaves as "poor workers" instead of "inferior people", he had them working for him because he needed them, while this should be reasonable for a man liked him who held a belief in equal individual rights. Therefore, unjust actions he took such as Indian Removal could be clarified as what Jackson had to do in a position of president, facing the public, the millions of people who would never be satisfied; Jackson seemed realizing the fact way early before his election of 1899, claiming, "I am a Senator against my wishes and feelings, which I regret more than any other of my life."

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James Madison was Dead When the civil war was going on for about 100 years that's his opinoin on slavery nothing made bye Db AND DC

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