Revolutionary Prophecies: The Founders and America’s Future (Jeffersonian America)
by Peter S. Onuf, Robert M. S. Mcdonald, Joanne B. Freeman, Kenneth Russell Bowling, Professor Todd Estes Phd, Robert A. Ferguson, John Craig Hammond, Professor Drew R. Mccoy Phd, Patrick Mullins, Paul Douglas Newman, David Andrew Nichols
Revolutionary Prophecies explores how the founders and other thinkers imagined America’s future. Focusing on Jeffersonian America and the revolutionary era, this scholarly collection examines prophecy, political ideas, and competing visions of the nation’s direction through essays by leading historians and scholars.
About This Book
Revolutionary Prophecies examines ideas about America’s future during and after the revolutionary era.
Centered on the founders and Jeffersonian America, the book considers how political thinkers interpreted the nation’s direction.
Written by a group of historians and scholars, it presents a multi-author perspective on prophecy, political thought, and the early United States.
The volume will interest readers seeking historical perspectives on the founding period and America’s evolving national vision.
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