A History of American Political Theories
A History of American Political Theories
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Jefferson was also an intimate friend of Thomas Paine, and there are many common points in their theories. In a letter to Paine he assured him that the Americans are "firm and unanimous in their principles of republicanism, and there is no better proof of it than that they love what you write, and read it with delight. The printers season every newspaper with extracts from your last, just as they did before from your first part of the Rights of Manr^ On the whole, it appears that, so far as the... revo- lutionary character of his theory was concerned, Jefferson was little in advance, logically, of his predecessors. The difference between Jefferson and Locke, for example, was not so much in fun- damental principles as in the development of and deductions from these principles. Jefferson and Locke were both democratic and revolutionary in theory, but Jefferson went farther than Locke in his advocacy of democratization of the government. Between the Ftmdafnental Constitutions of Locke and the Jeffersonian program there was a wide difference.
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Jefferson was also an intimate friend of Thomas Paine, and there are many common points in their theories. In a letter to Paine he assured him that the Americans are "firm and unanimous in their principles of republicanism, and there is no better proof of it than that they love what you write, and read it with delight. The printers season every newspaper with extracts from your last, just as they did before from your first part of the Rights of Manr^ On the whole, it appears that, so far as the... revo- lutionary character of his theory was concerned, Jefferson was little in advance, logically, of his predecessors. The difference between Jefferson and Locke, for example, was not so much in fun- damental principles as in the development of and deductions from these principles. Jefferson and Locke were both democratic and revolutionary in theory, but Jefferson went farther than Locke in his advocacy of democratization of the government. Between the Ftmdafnental Constitutions of Locke and the Jeffersonian program there was a wide difference.
What to read after A History of American Political Theories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriam, Charles Edward, 1874-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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