| As the controversies over dispensation of the western territories grew unavoidable, so the Jacksonian political alignments crumbled. |
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| Historians have offered a number of interpretations as to the nature of the political phenomenon known as Jacksonian Democracy. |
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| The debate over Jacksonian Democracy has produced a welter of conflicting interpretations. |
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| In Jacksonian epilepsy the attack is always recognised by the patient as one of a similar series and consciousness is not lost, at least in the earliest stages of the attack. |
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| That strategy clashes with a Republican base that is particularly Jacksonian in off-year elections, like the 2010 Tea Party wave. |
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| Cleveland dismissed these complaints as the howls of old Jacksonian spoilsmen and wild-eyed currency reformers, among whom he counted his vice president. |
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| Ever since Andrew Jackson strode upon the historical stage, historians have attempted to analyze the character and significance of the man, and of the movement generally known as Jacksonian Democracy. |
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| The notion that the era was his has also rested on a belief that an indissoluble bond connected the Hero and the common man, to whom Jacksonian Democracy ostensibly gave power. |
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| He can use that affinity to build confidence for a Jacksonian approach to world chaos. |
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| She gradually deteriorated over three months and died in status epilepticus characterised by tonic seizures, seizures with Jacksonian march, and clonic jerks. |
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| It was an assertion of a Jacksonian and old republican culture representing a folk tradition of honour. |
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| Webster grew increasingly authoritarian and elitist, fighting against the prevailing grain of Jacksonian Democracy. |
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