Drew R. McCoy, Jacob and Frances Hiatt Professor of History at Clark University, is author of The Last of the Fathers: James Madison and the Republican Legacy.
"The Elusive Republic" offers insights into the complex
relationships between ideology and social change, between tradition
and modernity. "Virginia Magazine of History and Biography"
�Enlarges� our understanding of early American history and gives us
a perspective from which to see the deficiencies of the republic
today. "Virginia Quarterly Review"
Filled with insights that a summary cannot begin to mention and
argued with uncommon force, economy, and grace."Journal of American
History"
""The Elusive Republic" offers insights into the complex
relationships between ideology and social change, between tradition
and modernity. "Virginia Magazine of History and Biography""
"Filled with insights that a summary cannot begin to mention and
argued with uncommon force, economy, and grace."Journal of American
History""
[Enlarges] our understanding of early American history and gives us
a perspective from which to see the deficiencies of the republic
today. "Virginia Quarterly Review"
An imaginative and well-written book that will be necessary reading
for all American historians concerned with the post-Revolutionary
period. "Journal of Economic History"
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