Ebook: First in peace: how George Washington set the course for America
- Tags: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY--Historical, HISTORY--United States--State & Local--General, Presidents--United States, Presidents, Political and social views, Influence (Literary artistic etc.), Biographies, Electronic books, Biography, Washington George -- 1732-1799 -- Political and social views, Washington George -- 1732-1799 -- Influence, Jefferson Thomas -- 1743-1826 -- Political and social views, Jefferson Thomas -- 1743-1826, Washington George -- 1732-1799, Presidents -- United States -- Biograph
- Year: 2009
- Publisher: Da Capo Press
- City: Cambridge;MA;United States
- Language: English
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Just before he died after a long and distinguished international career as a politician, commentator, and author, Conor Cruise O'Brien completed a study of George Washington's presidency. Cruise O'Brien has been described as "a man who so persistently asks the right questions" (The Economist), and in this, his last book, he explores the question of how early America's future was determined. First in Peace considers the dissension between Washington and Jefferson during the first U.S. presidency, and reveals Washington's clear-sighted political wisdom while exposing Jefferson's dangerous ideology. Cruise O'Brien makes the case that Washington, not Jefferson, was the true democrat, and commends his clarity of vision in restoring good relations with Britain, his preference for order and pragmatism, and his aversion to French political extremism.;Foreword : Cruiser / by Christopher Hitchens -- Part one : Washington's first term -- Part two : Washington's second term.
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