ABSTRACT

This history of presidential studies surveys the views of leading thinkers and scholars about the constitutional powers of the highest office in the land from the founding to the present.

part |58 pages

The Origins of Constitutionalism

chapter |13 pages

Constitutional Mythology

The Burns-Kendall Debate
ByRaymond Tatalovich

chapter |19 pages

Original Intent and the Presidency

Hamilton versus Jefferson
ByThomas S. Engeman

chapter |24 pages

Jeffersonianism Sustained

Nineteenth-Century Thinkers
ByThomas S. Engeman

part |148 pages

Progressivism and Its Critics

chapter |22 pages

Indictment of Constitutionalism

The Progressive Reconstruction
ByRaymond Tatalovich, Thomas S. Engeman

chapter |18 pages

Critics of Progressivism

The Early Constitutionalists
ByRaymond Tatalovich

chapter |25 pages

Sowing the Seeds of Progressivism

Liberalism and the Rise of the Heroic Presidency
ByRaymond Tatalovich

chapter |15 pages

Anti-Aggrandizement Scholars

Attacking Liberal Government and Liberal Presidents
ByRaymond Tatalovich

chapter |33 pages

From Imperialism to Impotency

Liberal Malaise with Liberal Presidents
ByRaymond Tatalovich

chapter |16 pages

Return to Hamiltonianism

Ronald Reagan and the Movement Conservatives
ByRaymond Tatalovich

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