Democracy, Discipline, Peace (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Thayer, William Roscoe

 
9781333643980: Democracy, Discipline, Peace (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Freedom and democracy: a thoughtful case for how liberty shapes society and responsibility. This is a clear, contemporary defense of democracy as a living, moral project, not a perfect system. It argues that true liberty makes us agents of good and that education is the key to a strong, united republic.

The book examines how freedom, discipline, and peace relate to everyday life—from schools and history to citizenship and national character. It looks at how different systems of rule have shaped nations, and why education matters for democracy to endure. It also discusses immigration, religion, and the role of culture in American democracy, all aimed at guiding readers toward practical steps and shared ideals.




  • Defines freedom as the foundation of moral action and political life.

  • Explores how education and clear history build informed, responsible citizens.

  • contrasts democracy with despotism and explains their practical effects on society.

  • Discusses unity, immigration, and the balance of church and state in a democratic nation.



Ideal for readers seeking a principled, historically grounded argument about democracy and its everyday implications.

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