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Becoming Madison, the extraordinary origins of the least likely founding father, Michael Signer

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Becoming Madison, the extraordinary origins of the least likely founding father, Michael Signer
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
resource.biographical
individual biography
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Becoming Madison
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
884814409
Responsibility statement
Michael Signer
Sub title
the extraordinary origins of the least likely founding father
Summary
In a time when America is desperately searching for leadership comes this inspiring story of James Madison<U+2019>s coming of age, providing incisive and original insight into the Founding Father who did the most but is known the least
Table Of Contents
"Our passions are like torrents" -- The good doctor -- A nexus imperii -- The high tract of public life -- "The annals of heaven" -- "If this be treason, make the most of it!" -- Suspending his intellectual functions -- All men are equally entitled -- Councilor to Governor Henry -- "Distrust of the public ability" -- A defect of adequate statesmen -- The "coercive power" -- A sad reunion -- Kitty -- A remonstrance -- Solitude and reform -- "A little rebellion" -- The vices -- "On my right & left hand" -- The campaign begins -- Several mad freaks -- Ratification in Richmond -- Extremely feeble -- Bugbears and hobgoblins -- The revelations of Zachariah Johnson -- Retaliation -- Sedition
Target audience
adult
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