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The Other Founders: Antifederalism And The Dissenting Tradition In America, 17881828 (Published By The Omohundro Institute Of,New
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Fear Of Centralized Authority Is Deeply Rooted In American History. The Struggle Over The U.S. Constitution In 1788 Pitted The Federalists, Supporters Of A Stronger Central Government, Against The Antifederalists, The Champions Of A More Localist Vision Of Politics. But, Argues Saul Cornell, While The Federalists May Have Won The Battle Over Ratification, It Is The Ideas Of The Antifederalists That Continue To Define The Soul Of American Politics.While No Antifederalist Party Emerged After Ratification, Antifederalism Continued To Help Define The Limits Of Legitimate Dissent Within The American Constitutional Tradition For Decades. Antifederalist Ideas Also Exerted An Important Influence On Jeffersonianism And Jacksonianism. Exploring The Full Range Of Antifederalist Thought, Cornell Illustrates Its Continuing Relevance In The Politics Of The Early Republic.A New Look At The Antifederalists Is Particularly Timely Given The Recent Revival Of Interest In This Once Neglected Group, Notes Cornell. Now Widely Reprinted, Antifederalist Writings Are Increasingly Quoted By Legal Scholars And Cited In Supreme Court Decisionsclear Proof That Their Authors Are Now Counted Among The Ranks Of America'S Founders.
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