Emperor of Liberty:Thomas Jefferson's Foreign Policy (The Lewis Walpole Series in Eighteenth-Century Culture and History)

This book provides a comprehensive examination of Thomas Jefferson's foreign policy, offering a fresh perspective on his attitudes and accomplishments as a statesman during America's early nationhood.

Through a detailed analysis of Jefferson's experiences as governor, diplomat, Secretary of State, and Vice President, the author sheds light on the evolution of his views on the use of force and state power.

The book also explores Jefferson's failures as a statesman, revealing that they were often the result of circumstances beyond his control rather than a lack of faith in America's republican potential.

With a focus on the long-term interests of the American nation, this book provides a compelling reinterpretation of Jefferson's foreign policy and its relevance to contemporary international relations.