The Reconstruction Republicans: Answering the Slaveocratic Revolution
Thomas Jefferson’s Legacy
John C. Calhoun, Madisonian Manqué
The Constitution: A Pro-Slavery or Anti-Slavery Document?
New Birth of Freedom Betrayed
Three Fifths of All Other Persons
J.Q. Adams, Diarist
Making Jefferson Safe for the Historians
Rice University’s John Boles was for many years (1983-2013) editor of The Journal of Southern History, which after The Journal of American History is the most-cited scholarly journal in the field of American history. In that position, he had substantial influence on, besides being substantially influenced by, the shape of the field today. Jefferson: Architect of American Liberty comes as a kind of valedictory. As in his earlier work, Boles is self-consciously guided in writing it by recent developments in academic historiography. Contemporary politics make themselves felt in his story of the Master of Monticello, too. A full one-volume account has long…
The Radical Jefferson: A Conversation with Kevin Gutzman
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