Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Historical Dictionary of the Early American Republic - Books

Explore the foundational era of the United States with the Historical Dictionary of the Early American Republic. This volume provides a detailed look at the period following the revolutionary turmoil and warfare that shaped the nation. It covers the critical years of the late 18th century, including the drafting and ratification of the federal constitution between 1787 and 1788. Readers can examine the perspectives of the Federalists who sought to secure the achievements of the Revolution through a new national government. The text also addresses the doubts raised by Anti-federalists regarding the viability of a republican government on a continental scale. This book is an essential resource for understanding how the new government attempted to overcome parochial interests to build a unified nation. Whether for academic study or personal interest in U.S. political history, this dictionary offers deep insight into the political eras that defined the early American republic.