Founding Partisans: Hamilton, Madison, Jefferson, Adams and the Brawling Birth of American Politics
by H. W. Brands
H. W. Brands chronicles the brawling emergence of American politics through the competing visions and political conflicts of Hamilton, Madison, Jefferson, and Adams. This account of the founding era highlights the rivalries, debates, and partisan struggles that shaped the early United States.
About This Book
Founding Partisans explores the contentious birth of American politics through the experiences and rivalries of Hamilton, Madison, Jefferson, and Adams.
H. W. Brands focuses on the debates, alliances, and conflicts that shaped the nation’s early political life.
The book presents the founding era as a period of intense disagreement rather than simple consensus.
It offers historical perspective on the personalities and partisan struggles that influenced the development of the United States.
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