Thomas Jefferson advocated a society based on talent and virtue. His belief in the inherent goodness of humankind coupled with his faith in science made him the consummate gentleman-statesman. There was also an ethnocentric side to Jefferson. His agrarian bias led him to combat northern interests that encouraged the expansion of industry, and his legacy lends itself to continual reinterpretation.
Book Details
Publisher: ABC-CLIO
Publish Date: Aug 4th, 1998
Pages: 266
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 10.33in - 7.29in - 1.12in - 1.57lb
EAN: 9780874369496
Categories: • Historical• Reference• Political
About the Author
Brown, David S.: -
David S. Brown, Ph.D., is assistant professor of history at Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown, PA, specializing in the history of the early republic.
Praise for this book
"Despite Jefferson's complexity, this presentation is simple and easy to use; it contains varied information, and provides an excellent beginning research tool. Chronology, bibliography, illustration credits, index. Highly Recommended." --The Book Report