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Foreword Dennis F. Thompson
Pt. 1: American Thinkers
1: Alexander Hamilton and the Language of Political Science
2: A Friendship
3: Hawthorne in Utopia
4: Emerson and the Inhibitions of Democracy
5: An Education for America: Tocqueville, Hawthorne, Emerson
6: The Education of Henry Adams
7: Redeeming American Political Theory
Pt. 2: American Distinctiveness
8: Positive Liberty, Negative Liberty in the United States
9: The Boundaries of Democracy
10: The American Idea of Aristocracy
11: A New Constitution for a New Nation
12: Democracy and the Past: Jefferson and His Heirs
13: Democratic Customs Index
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Christopher Davis
reviewed Redeeming American political thought on April 08, 2017
Redeeming American political thought
Probably one of the most lucid products of the republican synthesis, not least because Ketcham doesn't strain to place people or policies in ideological boxes. This study of the presidency is a useful guide for understanding early American culture in general. It's also an unusually clear explanation of key points in Jacksonian democracy. I recommend Shane's review as a summary of the book.
Of course, Ketcham's book should be a read as a study of political ideals, not a study of politics.
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