The Early Republic: Documents Decoded

From distinguished author John R. Vile comes a new history of the American early republic period, presented through primary documents that are illuminated and explained in context.

• Highlights and explains a wide range of key documents that range from Washington's Inaugural Address to John C. Calhoun's 1828 protest against the 'Tariff of Abominations'
• Provides an engaging overview of the Early Republic of the United States that identifies the critical points in this historic period
• Presents core curriculum material for students in a way that allows them to see how scholars interact with primary sources and critically evaluate them

"The Early Republic is a clear must-have for any academic library's reference collection, let alone a historian who specializes in this era of American history." - ARBA

"The author's clear and engaging writing style makes the volume accessible to a wide general audience and beginning students. Summing Up: Recommended. High school, community college, and undergraduate students; general readers." - Choice