American ideas; source readings in the intellectual history of the United States.
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[New York]
Free Press of Glencoe
[1963]
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Table of Contents:
- V.1; Foundations (1629-1865)
- The puritan as a religious type; Samuel Willard, John Cotton, Jonathan Edwards
- The beginnings of the American political theory; John Winthrop, John Cotton, Nathaniel Ward, Roger Williams, John Wise
- Puritanism and capitalism; John Winthrop, Cotton Mather, Jonathan Mitchell
- Reason and Science in puritan thought; Charles Chauncy, New England first fruits, Cotton Mather, John Winthrop, Jr.
- Foundations of a literary tradition; John Winthrop, Edwards Johnson, Cotton Mather, Michael Wigglesworth, Anne Bradstreet
- Reason and benevolence; Benjamin Franklin, John Witherspoon, Thomas Jefferson, Elihu Palmer
- Liberal Religion and the theory of freedom; Jonathan Mayhew, Thomas Paine, Ethan Allen, James Madison, John Carroll, Virginia Statute of Religious Liberty, Benjamin Franklin
- Of men and government; James Otis, Samuel Adams, Massachusettensis, The Virginia Bill of Rights, The Declaration of Independence, Thomas Paine, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, George Mason and James Iredell
- Progress and the trust in science; Cadwallader Colden, David Ramsey
- The Enlightenment; Charles Backus, Joel Barlow
- An American Nationalism; Thomas Jefferson, Noah Webster, James Monroe, James Fenimore Cooper, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Joseph Story
- The rise of the common man; Kent--Sanford debates, Andrew Jackson, Timothy Flint, George Bancroft, Walt Whitman
- American liberal capitalism; Alexander Hamilton, Daniel Raymond, Roger Brooke Taney, William Leggett
- American revivalism; Timothy Dwight, Charles G. Finney, Peter Cartwright
- Progress, reform, and utopia; Horace Mann, William Lloyd Garrison, Timothy Dwight Weld, Samuel Gridley Howe, Albert Brisbane, Margaret Fuller, Wendell Phillips
- The mind of the south; John C. Calhoun, George Fitzhugh, William Gilmore Simms.
- V.2; Dilemmas of maturity (1865-1962)
- Evolution and the rise of naturalism; Lewis Henry Morgan, Frederick Jackson Turner, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., John Dewey, John B. Watson
- Pragmatism: an American philosophical adventure; Charles S. Peirce, William James, John Dewey, Roscoe Pound
- American individualism and the ideology of the self--made man; William Graham Sumner, Andrew Lawrence, Elihu Root
- The American as reformer; Henry George, Lester Frank Ward, Henry Demarest Lloyd, Thorstein Veblen, Lincoln Steffens, Herbert Croly, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Walter Weyl
- The liberal challenge to Evangelical Protestantism; Dwight L. Moody, William A (Billy) Sunday, Theodore T. Munger, Walter Rauschenbusch, Edward S. Ames
- Shaking of the foundations; Madison Grant, Henry Adams, Ralph Adams Cram, Charles A. Beard, Karl Llewellyn, Thurman Arnold, David Riesman
- Voices of discontent; Charles E. Coughlin, John Dos Passos, Lawrence Dennis, Twelve southerners, Earl Browder
- The response of the churches; Reinhold Niebuhr, William F. (Billy) Graham, William J. Kenealy, Will Herberg, Walter Kaufmann
- The conservative stance; Peter Viereck, Clarence B. Randall, Russell Kirk, Walter Lippmann, Friedrich A. von Hayek
- The restatement of liberalism; Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Lewis Mumford, Carl L. Becker, Sidney Hook, Morris Raphael Cohen, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., B.F. Skinner, Morton White, Richard Hofstadter, Daniel Bell.