""Jefferson and Hamilton: The Struggle for Democracy in America" by Claude Gernade Bowers is a captivating exploration of the clash between two political giants in early America. Bowers, a distinguished historian and former ambassador, delves into the intricate dynamics of the Federalist Party, the Whig Party, and the Republican Party, exposing them as bastions of aristocracy. In this influential work, he builds upon Charles A. Beard's analysis, particularly focusing on Alexander Hamilton's role as Secretary of the Treasury during Washington's first administration. Bowers' writing is lauded for its masterful portrayal of the human side of history, with ex-Senator Albert J. Beveridge praising his ability to blend vivid storytelling with honesty and fairness. When Franklin D. Roosevelt, the then-president, reviewed the book, he expressed a sense of long-awaited satisfaction, declaring Claude G. Bowers' "Jefferson and Hamilton" as a thrilling masterpiece. Whether you're a history enthusiast or intrigued by the complexities of early American democracy, this book offers a riveting journey through a pivotal period in the nation's political evolution." -- Amazon.

On verso of t.-p.: Sixth impression, February, 1926.