A Companion To Thomas Jefferson Editor Francis D Cogliano by Editor Francis D. Cogliano 9781444330151, 9781444344639, 1444330152, 1444344633 instant download after payment.
A Companion to Thomas Jefferson presents a state-of-the-art assessment and overview of the life and legacy of Thomas Jefferson through a collection of essays grounded in the latest scholarship.
- Features essays by the leading scholars in the field, including Pulitzer Prize winners Annette Gordon-Reed and Jack Rakove
- Includes a section that considers Jefferson’s legacy
- Explores Jefferson’s wide range of interests and expertise, and covers his public career, private life, his views on democracy, and his writings
- Written to be accessible for the non-specialist as well as Jefferson scholars
Content:
Chapter One Jefferson and Biography (pages 1–15): Annette Gordon?Reed
Chapter Two Jefferson's Virginia (pages 16–31): Michael A. McDonnell
Chapter Three Thomas Jefferson and A Summary View of the Rights of British North America (pages 32–43): Kristofer Ray
Chapter Four The Declaration of Independence (pages 44–59): Robert G. Parkinson
Chapter Five “I have known”: Thomas Jefferson, Experience, and Notes on the State of Virginia (pages 60–74): Peter Thompson
Chapter Six The Virginia Statute for Establishing Religious Freedom (pages 75–90): John A. Ragosta
Chapter Seven A Republican Reformation: Thomas Jefferson's Civil Religion and the Separation of Church from State (pages 91–109): Johann N. Neem
Chapter Eight The Paris Years of Thomas Jefferson (pages 110–127): Iain McxLean
Chapter Nine Jefferson as Party Leader (pages 128–144): Todd Estes
Chapter Ten A Qualified Revolution: The Presidential Election of 1800 (pages 145–163): Joanne B. Freeman
Chapter Eleven The (Federalist?) Presidency of Thomas Jefferson (pages 164–183): Robert M. S. McDonald
Chapter Twelve From “Floating Ardor” to the “Union of Sentiment”: Jefferson on the Relationship between Public Opinion and the Executive (pages 184–198): Jeremy D. Bailey
Chapter Thirteen Jefferson and International Relations (pages 199–217): Leonard J. Sadosky
Chapter Fourteen Jefferson in Retirement (pages 218–233): Andrew Burstein
Chapter Fifteen Thoma
