John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and the Founding of America

John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and the Founding of America is Volume 1 of the American Political Thought Ser. This political science work brings together a group of esteemed scholars to analyze the lives and legacies of two pivotal figures in United States history. The text examines the complex relationship between Adams and Jefferson, focusing on their roles as Founders and their contributions to the nation's identity.

This volume of Politics and Government explores thematic essays regarding their presidencies and their differing views on democracy, religion, and science. The authors address critical topics such as slavery and natural aristocracy within the context of early American politics. This Politics and Social Sciences collection concludes with a three-act play detailing the interpersonal dynamics between these two influential leaders, providing original insights into the founding of the American republic.