Savelle, Max. Seeds of liberty : the genesis of the American mind / M. Savelle. — 1st ed. — New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 1948. — xix, 587, xxxi p. : phot. — Index: p. i-xxxi.

This book was writing, primarily, for the average American citizen. It is an attempt to answer, in a broad and tentative way, the question of what was the origin of the American way of life, and when, why, and how the first pattern of American culture took the form and the design that it did. It seeks to draw together, in one integrated whole, the major threads and motifs that appeared in the tapestry of early American thought. And as the spectrum runs through all the colors, from infra-red to ultra-violet, and yet is one, so, too, may the earliest American mind be described as containing many shades of opinion and ideas, from those of the most rabid Tory Anglophile to those of the most libertarian radical, shading one into another to from one complex but growing unity.

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