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The People, the Sovereigns; Being a Comparison of the Government of the United States With Those of the Republics Which Have Existed Before, With the Causes of Their Decadence and Fall
by Monroe, James And Gouverneur, Samuel L. (Editor)
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Very good in Very good jacket. xxiii, [1], 132 pages. Color frontis illustrations. Index. DJ has slight wear and soiling. Introduction by Russell Kirk. The Editor was the Grandson of James Monroe. Card "With the Compliments of the Editor" laid in. In this instance, it is believed that the card refers to Russell Kirk. Representative government is the subject of this book by the fifth President of the United States. A State's sovereign and a State's government must not be identical--that is the lesson which James Monroe imparts through first a general analysis and then a comparison of the American republic with the Athenian, Spartan, and Carthaginian republics. Had Monroe lived longer, he had intended to also include a discussion of the Roman Republic and the British Constitution.
