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| Thematic table of contents | ||
| Preface | ||
| Introduction : American political thought | ||
| Pt. I | A revolutionary experiment : 1620-1800 | 1 |
| The little speech (1639) | 15 | |
| "Democracy is founded in scripture" (1717) | 19 | |
| Observations concerning the increase of mankind, the peopling of countries, etc. (1751) | 25 | |
| Excerpts from the Great law of peace of the Iroquois nations (n.d.) | 30 | |
| Short hints towards a scheme for uniting the northern colonies (1754) | 32 | |
| The Albany plan of union (1754) | 33 | |
| "The rights of the colonists" (1772) | 35 | |
| Common sense (1776) | 40 | |
| The American crisis I (1777) | 46 | |
| Rights of man - part one (1791) | 47 | |
| The Declaration of Independence | 49 | |
| The unanimous declaration of the thirteen United States of America (1776) | 49 | |
| Articles of Confederation (ratified 1781) | 52 | |
| "Thoughts on government" (1776) | 59 | |
| "A defense of the Constitutions of the United States" (1787) | 63 | |
| Correspondence with Abigail Adams (1776) | 67 | |
| The Constitution of the United States of America (1787) | 71 | |
| In favor of adoption of the Constitution | ||
| James Madison's Federalist essays (1787-88) | 82 | |
| Alexander Hamilton's Federalist essays (1787-88) | 99 | |
| Against adoption of the Constitution | ||
| Dissent of the Pennsylvania minority (1787) | 115 | |
| Letter from Samuel Adams to Richard Henry Lee (1787) | 120 | |
| Richard Henry Lee's Letters from a federal farmer (1787) | 121 | |
| Report on credit (1790) | 130 | |
| Opinion on the constitutionality of the bank (1791) | 135 | |
| Report on manufacturers (1791) | 138 | |
| "Madison's report to the Virginia general assembly" (1800) | 142 | |
| Notes on Virginia (1785) | 148 | |
| First inaugural address (1801) | 150 | |
| Selected letters (1787-1823) | 152 | |
| Pt. II | Development and democracy : 1800-1865 | 166 |
| Marbury v. Madison (1803) | 175 | |
| McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) | 178 | |
| "The laboring classes" (1840) | 184 | |
| "Civil disobedience" (1848) | 191 | |
| "Declaration of sentiments and resolutions" (1848) | 201 | |
| Address to the New York State legislature (1860) | 204 | |
| Speech at the anti-slavery association (1848) | 206 | |
| "The various phases of anti-slavery" (1855) | 209 | |
| A disquisition on government (1848) | 213 | |
| Cannibals all! (1857) | 225 | |
| Speech on the Dred Scott decision (1857) | 233 | |
| Letter to Boston republicans (1859) | 236 | |
| Cooper union address (1860) | 237 | |
| First inaugural address (1861) | 238 | |
| Second annual message to Congress (1862) | 244 | |
| The Gettysburg Address (1863) | 246 | |
| Second inaugural address (1865) | 246 | |
| Pt. III | Reconstruction and industrialization : 1865-1900 | 248 |
| The Civil War Constitutional amendments and the failure of the "sixteenth" amendment | 261 | |
| The thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments (1865- 70) | 263 | |
| Excerpts from The revolution (1869) | 264 | |
| Debates at meetings of the Equal Rights Association (1869) | 265 | |
| Susan B. Anthony's statement at the close of her trial (1873) | 267 | |
| Susan B. Anthony's petition to Congress for remission of her fine (1874) | 268 | |
| What social classes owe to each other (1884) | 272 | |
| "The conquest of the United States by Spain" (1899) | 286 | |
| Looking backward (1888) | 288 | |
| The Ocala demands (December 1890) | 296 | |
| The Populist Party platform (1892) | 297 | |
| "Revolution : the evolution of socialism" (1894) | 301 | |
| The devil's dictionary (1911) | 307 | |
| The war prayer (1923 [1904-5]) | 312 | |
| Black Elk speaks (1932) | 314 | |
| Pt. IV | The rise of the positive state : 1900-1945 | 320 |
| The souls of black folk (1903) | 329 | |
| "Anarchism : what it really stands for" (1907) | 342 | |
| "The tragedy of woman's emancipation" (1910) | 350 | |
| "Revolutionary unionism" (1905) | 355 | |
| Speech to the jury (1918) | 360 | |
| The promise of American life (1909) | 370 | |
| The Progressive Party platform (1912) | 380 | |
| Article V of the Colorado State Constitution, as amended (1910) | 382 | |
| The progressive era constitutional amendments, sixteen through twenty-one (1913-33) | 384 | |
| The nature of scientific management (1912) | 386 | |
| "The meaning of democracy" (1912) | 392 | |
| The public and its problems (1927) | 398 | |
| The Commonwealth Club address (1932) | 406 | |
| Campaign address (1936) | 413 | |
| An economic bill of rights (1944) | 418 | |
| Pt. V | Liberalism, the new left, and the new right, 1945-90 | 421 |
| Inaugural speech (1961) | 431 | |
| Letter from the Birmingham city jail (1963) | 433 | |
| The Port Huron Statement (1962) | 441 | |
| Our revolution is unique (1968) | 450 | |
| A Sand County almanac (1966 [1949]) | 456 | |
| First inaugural address (1981) | 467 | |
| State of the Union address (1984) | 470 | |
| The culture of narcissism (1979) | 477 | |
| Women and the common life (1997) | 482 | |
| Economic justice for all : pastoral letter on Catholic social teaching and the U.S. economy (1986) | 484 | |
| Articles of amendment ratified | 492 | |
| Articles of amendment not ratified | 493 | |
| California Proposition 209 (1989) | 493 | |
| "Achieving the 'dream' : a challenge to liberals and conservatives in the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr." (1990) | 495 | |
| Pt. VI | Democracy and diversity, 1990-2004 | 505 |
| "Ecofeminist visions" (written 1991, revised 1993 and 2004) | 512 | |
| Second inaugural address (1997) | 519 | |
| "On the politics of change" (1997) | 523 | |
| The great betrayal (1998) | 529 | |
| Free the children (1998) | 535 | |
| All our relations : native struggles for land and life (1999) | 539 | |
| The Green Party platform (2000) | 543 | |
| The national security strategy of the United States of America (2002) | 549 | |
| "Wealth, democracy, and campaign finance in the United States" (2004) | 555 | |
| "Children's right to vote" (2004) | 558 | |
| "Restoring popular sovereignty : toward a politics of issues" (2004) | 563 | |
| "Identity, diversity, and education for democracy" (2004) | 566 | |
| About the editors | 575 |
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Scott Shunkwiler
reviewed American political thought on December 29, 2011
American political thought
I was actually surprised I really liked this book! It was fairly interesting readings, probably my favorite textbook ever assigned to me by a teacher. I enjoyed 90% of the articles that the placed in this book.
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