Becoming Jefferson’s People: Re-Inventing the American Republic in the Twenty-First Century

Clay Jenkinson

Jefferson brought genius (not to mention reason, good sense, and idealism) to whatever he undertook, and he believed that the purpose of America was not to seek glory and profit in the world’s arena, but to build a nation of equality, justice, and cultural achievement. Becoming Jefferson’s People is part manifesto, part call for a new political persuasion in the United States, part self-help book, and part critique of the consumerist world empire that the United States has become at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

Written by the creator of the radio show The Thomas Jefferson Hour, this book portrays many of the positive ways that modern Americans can learn from Jefferson’s best principles.

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genre	Philosophy » General Philosophy
publisher	Marmath Press
publish date	Jan 21, 2005
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