The idea of a party system : the rise of legitimate opposition in the United States, 1780-1840
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The idea of a party system : the rise of legitimate opposition in the United States, 1780-1840
（Jefferson memorial lectures）（Cal, 196）
University of California Press, c1969
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Includes bibliographical footnotes and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work traces the historical processes in thought by which American political leaders slowly edged away from their complete philosophical rejection of a party and hesitantly began to embrace a party system. In the author's words, "The emergence of legitimate party opposition and of a theory of politics that accepted it was something new in the history of the world; it required a bold new act of understanding on the part of its contemporaries and it still requires study on our part." Professor Hofstadter's analysis of the idea of party and the development of legitimate opposition offers fresh insights into the political crisis of 1797-1801, on the thought of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, Martin Van Buren, and other leading figures, and on the beginnings of modern democratic politics.
目次
Preface Party and Opposition in the Eighteenth Century A Constitution Against Parties The Jeffersonians in Opposition The Transit of Power The Quest for Unanimity Toward a Party System Index
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