Democracy in America 1st Edition – Alexis de Tocqueville

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Dive into a seminal work of political science and sociology with Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America, a first edition. This classic text offers unparalleled insight into the burgeoning American democracy of the 19th century. Tocqueville’s keen observations on American society, its institutions, and its people remain remarkably relevant today.

This first edition provides a unique perspective, capturing the original thoughts and analyses of a brilliant mind witnessing the formation of a new nation. The book explores key themes such as equality, liberty, and the potential pitfalls of democratic systems, offering a timeless examination of human nature and governance. It is a must-have for scholars, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in understanding the development of American democracy and its enduring challenges.

The ISBN 9780226805368 ensures authenticity and allows for easy identification of this specific edition. While the specifics of the physical condition are not provided, owning a first edition of Democracy in America represents a significant opportunity to possess a piece of intellectual history. It’s a valuable addition to any collection of political science or historical literature.

Tocqueville’s work continues to inspire critical discussion about democratic ideals and their implementation. This first edition offers a direct connection to the original publication, providing a rich and invaluable resource for studying the historical context and the lasting impact of this influential book. Its insights remain strikingly pertinent to contemporary debates surrounding democratic principles and societal structures.

Alexis de Tocqueville’s seminal Democracy in America, 1st edition (ISBN: 9780226805368). A classic text offering unparalleled insight into 19th-century American democracy. Explore equality, liberty, and the challenges of democratic systems. A must-have for scholars and history enthusiasts.