A Collection Of Political Writings Of William Leggett (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179006451)

This volume presents a collection of the political writings of William Leggett, a prominent figure in the Jacksonian era of American politics. Leggett was known for his strong advocacy of laissez-faire economics, individual liberty, and limited government. His essays and editorials, originally published in newspapers such as the New York Evening Post, offer a valuable insight into the political and economic debates of the 19th century. Covering topics from banking and finance to the role of government in society, Leggett's writings remain relevant for understanding the ongoing tensions between individual freedom and state power. This collection, carefully compiled by Theodore Sedgwick Jr., provides a comprehensive overview of Leggett's thought and his contributions to American political discourse.

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