Thomas Jefferson

Focusing on Thomas Jefferson's influential role in shaping American foreign policy, this biography examines how westward expansion influenced his diplomatic decisions. It highlights Jefferson's pervasive voice in early U.S. diplomacy and offers a comprehensive exploration of his views on foreign relations, an area often overlooked in other writings about him. Readable and authoritative, this work provides fresh insights into the complexities of Jefferson's political legacy and his impact on the nation's international stance.