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American Dialogue by Joseph J. Ellis — WisdomDeck honest review
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American Dialogue

by Joseph J. Ellis

Ellis puts Jefferson, Adams, Madison and Washington in conversation with today's debates on race, inequality, law and foreign policy. Short and pointed.

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  1. Argue with the Founders.
  2. Originalism is a choice.
  3. History is a dialogue.

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