The
Business of May Next : James Madison and the Founding
by William Lee Miller
Paperback Reprint edition (January 1994)
Univ Pr of Virginia; ISBN: 0813914906
The
Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787
by James Madison
Hardcover (March 1987)
Prometheus Books (Short Disc); ISBN: 0879753889
Dolley Madison : Courageous First Lady (Historical American Biographies)
by Lynda Pflueger
Listed under First Ladies
From
Parchment to Power : How James Madison Used the Bill of Rights to Save
the Constitution
by Robert A. Goldwin
Book Description: In this book, renowned constitutional historian
and AEI resident scholar Robert A. Goldwin tells the story of how and why
Madison went from skeptic to advocate of a bill of rights, and how he single-handedly
maneuvered his amendments through a reluctant Congress. Goldwin reveals
how James Madison thought through, and then implemented, a design to put
the Constitution on the firmest possible foundation, a foundation of popular
support so solid that the Constitution of the United states has lasted
incomparably longer than any other in the world.
Paperback - 213 pages 1 edition (September 1998)
AEI Press; ISBN: 0844740136 |
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If
Men Were Angels : James Madison and the Heartless Empire of Reason
(American Political Thought)
Richard K. Matthews
Hardcover / Published 1994
James
Madison on Religious Liberty
by Robert S. Alley (Editor), Robert S. Madison
Paperback - 338 pages (July 1989)
Prometheus Books; ISBN: 0879755377
James
Madison's 'Advice to My Country'
by James Madison, David B. Mattern (Editor)
Hardcover - 144 pages (April 1997)
Univ Pr of Virginia; ISBN: 0813917174
James
Madison and the Creation of the American Republic (2nd Edition)
by Jack Rakove
Paperback from Pearson Longman
Book Published: 09 July, 2001
James
Madison: (The American Presidents Series)
by Garry Wills, Arthur M. Schlesinger
Hardcover from Times Books
Book Published: 02 April, 2002
James
Madison: The Theory and Practice of Republican Government (Social Science
History)
by Samuel Kernell
Hardcover from Stanford Univ Pr
Book Published: August, 2003
James
Madison : A Biography
by Ralph Louis Ketcham
Paperback - 753 pages Reprint edition (May 1990)
Univ Pr of Virginia; ISBN: 0813912652 |
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The
Republic of Letters : The Correspondence Between Thomas Jefferson and James
Madison 1776-1826
by James M. Smith (Editor)
Hardcover - 3 pages Boxed edition (February 1995)
W.W. Norton & Company; ISBN: 039303691X
The
Papers of James Madison : Presidential Series : 3 November 1810-4 November
1811
(Presidential Series, Vol 3)
by James Madison, J. C. A. Stagg (Editor), Jeanne Kerr Cross (Editor),
Susan Holbrook-Perdue (Editor)
Hardcover Vol 3 (May 1996)
Univ Pr of Virginia; ISBN: 0813916321
The
Papers of James Madison: Secretary of State Series, 1 November 1803-31
March 1804 (Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State, Vol 6)
by Mary A. Hackett, J. C. A. Stagg, Ellen J. Barber, Anne Mandeville
Colony, Angela Kreider, James Madison
Hardcover from University of Virginia Press
Book Published: December, 2002
James
Madison (United States Presidents)
by Mary Malone
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Library Binding - 128 pages (June 1997)
Enslow Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 0894908340
The
Mind of the Founder : Sources of the Political Thought of James Madison
by James Madison, Marvin Meyers (Editor)
Paperback - 449 pages Revised edition (November 1981)
University Press of New England; ISBN: 0874512018
The
Sacred Fire of Liberty: James Madison and the Founding of the Federal Republic
by Lance Banning
Book Description: A Choice Magazine "Outstanding Academic Book
for 1996"
Co-winner of the 1997 Merle Curti Award in American Intellectual History
from the Organization of American Historians
"Brilliant and original. . . . The Sacred Fire of Liberty is a challenging
book, bristling with ideas and filled with fine shades of emphasis and
meaning. Yet there is . . . no jargon or academic obfuscation, and the
attentive reader should have no trouble following the argument."--Evan
Cornog, New York Times Book Review
"No one who has followed Banning's account of Madison's development
. . . will read The Federalist or plot the trajectory of his career in
quite the same way again. This is no small achievement."--Edmund S.
Morgan, The New Republic
"Well researched and eloquently rendered. . . . An essential addition
to the scholarship on the New Republic."--Library Journal
Paperback from Cornell Univ Pr
Book Published: March, 1998
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