An Inquiry into the Principles and Policy of the Government of the United States

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In this influential work, the author critiques John Adams's views on government, rejecting the notion of a "natural aristocracy" and advocating for a system of divided powers accountable to the people. He argues against the extensive powers of the executive branch, proposing shorter terms for elected officials. Recognized as a significant contribution to American political thought, the author, John Taylor, was a prominent figure in agrarian liberalism and a staunch advocate for states' rights, with a notable political career and several important writings.