America and the Political Philosophy of Common Sense Book

Well certainly those racial chapters weren't from Nietzsche, but from his antisemitic sister... Really sometimes is really hard to understand where is Nietzsche and he isn't, for example there is so much emphasis on the eternal recurence and to the aristocratic class priority, and strangely enough in some parts it is talked about this strange leader, who seems pretty much as a dictator to me. Sure it wasn't Nietzsche doing on those ones... but rather when in the book it speaks about the noble man, the artist, about decadence, about the lonely person and yeah off course The Will to Power. I think we can find the old Nietzsche perspective on those themes.