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|a Padover, Saul Kussiel,
|d 1905-1981.
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|a Thomas Jefferson and the Foundations of American Freedom
|c Saul K. Padover,...
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|a New York ;
|a Toronto ;
|a London [etc.] :
|b Van Nostrand :
|b Reinhold.
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|a 1 vol. (191 p.) :
|b couv. ill. ;
|c 19 cm.
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|a An Anvil original books
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|a Bibliogr. p. 186-187. Notes bibliogr. Index
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|a Early Years. -- The Presidency. -- Last Years. -- Human Nature and Morality. -- Liberty and Natural Rights. -- Equality and Racial Minorities. -- Religion and Church-State Separation. -- Education and Happiness. -- Jefferson's Education at William and Mary. -- The Original Rights of Americans. -- Background of the Declaration of Independence. -- A Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom, 1779. -- Report on Government for Western Territory. -- Advice on Moderation in the French Revolution. -- Defense of Shays' Rebellion. -- Defense of the French Revolution. -- Need for a Bill of Rights. -- Hamilton's Meddling and Corrupt Practices. -- Condition of the English Poor. -- The Superiority of Farmers. -- Shipping and War. -- Change of Mind in Favor of Manufacturing. -- The Kentucky Resolutions. -- "This Simple and Economical Mode of Government". -- Jefferson's Political Credo. -- American Republicanism as a World Ideal. -- Partisan Bitterness in Jefferson's Day. -- Jefferson's First Inaugural Address. -- Example of a Federalist Attack on Jefferson. -- Jefferson's Character and Appearance. -- Freedom to Criticize. -- Tolerance of Opinion. -- Freedom of Expression. -- Newspapers as "Avenues to Truth". -- The Press and Public Opinion. -- The Louisiana Purchase. -- Jefferson's View of Public Debt. -- A Third Term. -- Government and the People. -- The People to Exercice All Possible Power. -- Human Nature and Government. -- Moral Principles of Government. -- The Moral Instinct. -- The People's Ability for Self-Government. -- Natural Right to Freedom. -- Opposition to Censorship. -- Natural Right of Association. -- Natural Right to Self-Government. -- Definition of a Republic. -- The Constitution-a Safeguard Against Abuse. -- Constitutions Must be Subject to Change. -- Natural Rights. -- Criticism of Judicial Review. -- Natural Aristocracy. -- Criticism of the Society of the Cincinnati. -- Intelligence of Negroes. -- Program for Civilizing Indians. -- The Great Moral and Religious Leaders. -- Religion. -- Federal Government Cannot Intermeddle in Religious Affairs. -- The Priceless Importance of Education. -- The Uses of History of Education. -- Education and Happiness.
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