
The Jeffersonian state, this book argues, which came to birth in the War of Independence, perished in the Civil War. . . . The root of the change is to be found in the destruction of the State unit. And, as a result of that destruction, power has largely shifted away from...

"The American Heresy" is a provocative and insightful analysis of the development of the American political landscape from its founding through the early twentieth century. Christopher Hollis examines the trajectory of the United States, arguing that the nation underwent...

"The American Heresy" is a provocative and insightful analysis of the development of the American political landscape from its founding through the early twentieth century. Christopher Hollis examines the trajectory of the United States, arguing that the nation underwent...
