Principle And Interest: Thomas Jefferson And The Problem Of Debt (Jeffersonian America),New

Principle And Interest: Thomas Jefferson And The Problem Of Debt (Jeffersonian America),New

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In this acclaimed work, available here for the first time in paperback, Herbert E. Sloan examines Thomas Jefferson's complex and obsessive relationship to debtits roles in his life and political career, and in the formation of republican ideology. As party leader in the 1790s, and later as President of the United States, Jefferson led a crusade against public debt, which he felt robbed the people of a future rightly theirs. Yet as a private person, he was plagued by debt, never free of it throughout his life. In this respect, Sloan argues, Jefferson was representative of his social classmost of the Virginia gentry had similar problems with debt, and similar feelings about it.Taking as the central exposition of Jefferson's political vision his famous letter to James Madison on the rights of the living generation, Sloan explores in detail the events of 178990, when Jefferson acceded to Hamilton's plans for the national debt. The consequences of this decision would haunt Jefferson until the day he died.Eloquently written and exhaustively researched, Principle and Interest provides a unique perspective on a range of topicsrevolutionary ideology, political economy, the mechanics of party organizationcentral to an understanding of the period.

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