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Book Hack
Founding PartisansBy H. W. Brands

In a Nutshell

Historian H. W. Brands chronicles the early years of the American nation, focusing on the factions and infighting that produced not one but two revolutions.

Favorite Quote

The election of 1800 had been hardly less than a revolution in American politics, second only to the revolution of 1776.

H. W. Brands

Introduction

U.S. politics can feel very divisive, with each side firmly believing the other will bring about the end of democracy, liberty, and the republic as they know it.

Has America always been this way, or is divisive politics a new phenomenon?

In his 2023 book, Founding Partisans, historian H. W. Brands explores America's tempestuous early years.

Looking through the lens of its founders, Brands examines how the U.S. changed so drastically in its formative years and why rivalry between Founding Fathers turned to vendetta.

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