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Book Title
Recarving Rushmore : Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty
Publication Name
Recarving Rushmore
Title
Recarving Rushmore
Subtitle
Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty
Author
Ivan Eland
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9781598130225
ISBN
9781598130225
Publisher
Independent Institute, T.H.E.
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History
Release Date
09/01/2009
Release Year
2009
Language
English
Number of Pages
448 Pages
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
1.5in
Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
27.9 Oz
Publication Year
2009
Topic
United States / State & Local / General, Presidents & Heads of State

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Evaluating presidents on the merits of whether their policies promoted peace, prosperity, and liberty, this ranking system takes a distinctly new approach. Historians and scholars have long tended to give higher rankings to presidents who served during wartime, were well spoken, or exceeded in expanding the power of the executive office. However, this new examination cuts through these longstanding biases and political rhetoric to offer a new nonpartisan system of ranking that is based purely on how well each president's policies adhered with the founders' original intention of limiting federal power in all its aspects. As a result, the book provides an alternative history of the United States as seen through the founders' likely vision of subsequent presidential actions. These presidential rankings will surprise most and enlighten even acknowledged experts on the presidency.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Independent Institute, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
1598130226
ISBN-13
9781598130225
eBay Product ID (ePID)
66820688

Product Key Features

Book Title
Recarving Rushmore : Ranking the Presidents on Peace, Prosperity, and Liberty
Author
Ivan Eland
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
United States / State & Local / General, Presidents & Heads of State
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History
Number of Pages
448 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
1.5in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
27.9 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
E176.1.E43 2009
Reviews
"A 'very good' collection of concise assessments of each administration's domestic, defense and foreign policies. This book is 'better' in terms of the analysis of each administration's role in an evolving process of shaping the legacy of prior administrations for their successors.  And the book is 'best' in the ways it provides insights into how a libertarian perspective on these issues is meaningful for the broader policy debates. Hence this volume's focus concurrently warrants the praise: 'Very Good, Better, and Best.'" -Edward A. Olsen, emeritus professor, National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, "While conventional accounts glorify the flagrant misdeeds of the 'Imperial Presidency,' this insightful and crucial book provides an inspiring vision for both conservatives and liberals on the crucial need to reign in White House power and restore peace, prosperity and liberty." --Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman, "A much-needed corrective to the American history we are all taught in our schools. We are propagandized to adulate all American presidents regardless of what their record might have been. Dr. Eland has provided a far more accurate account of the actions of these men (and they are indeed men, not gods). Historians who are dedicated to the truth are indebted to him for his efforts." -Ronald Hamowy, professor emeritus of history, University of Alberta, Canada, "By focusing on peace, prosperity, and liberty, Recarving Rushmore moves us miles closer to a proper evaluation of America's presidents—especially those of the 20th century—than the hallowed (but misleading) Schlesinger poll of prominent historians. Eland makes an eloquent and persuasive case, for example, that Harding and Coolidge were better presidents than were FDR and LBJ." —Burton W. Folsom, Charles F. Kline Chair in History, Hillsdale Colle≥ author, New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR's Economic Legacy Has Damaged America, "A 'very good' collection of concise assessments of each administration's domestic, defense and foreign policies. This book is 'better' in terms of the analysis of each administration's role in an evolving process of shaping the legacy of prior administrations for their successors. And the book is 'best' in the ways it provides insights into how a libertarian perspective on these issues is meaningful for the broader policy debates. Hence this volume's focus concurrently warrants the praise: 'Very Good, Better, and Best.'" --Edward A. Olsen, emeritus professor, National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, "According to American historians, the best presidents get us into the biggest wars, impose the most interventionist economic policies, and trample civil liberties by expanding executive power beyond what the Constitution permits. Eland makes a novel proposal: Why not rank presidents according to the traditional American values of peace, prosperity and liberty? Read this important new book and find out why John Tyler may be America's greatest president!"  —Thomas DiLorenzo, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryland; author, The Real Lincoln , Lincoln Unmasked , and Hamilton's Curse: How Jefferson's Archenemy Betrayed the American Revolution, "A 'very good' collection of concise assessments of each administration's domestic, defense and foreign policies. This book is 'better' in terms of the analysis of each administration's role in an evolving process of shaping the legacy of prior administrations for their successors.  And the book is 'best' in the ways it provides insights into how a libertarian perspective on these issues is meaningful for the broader policy debates. Hence this volume's focus concurrently warrants the praise: 'Very Good, Better, and Best.'"  -Edward A. Olsen, emeritus professor, National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, "Colorful, entertaining, and profound. Ivan Eland shatters the grand illusion that great presidents are those who wage war or deprive people of their liberty, either here or abroad. This new 'gold standard' for measuring presidential performance will upend what we 'know' about 'great' presidents and will challenge your view of political history, one president at a time."  -Jonathan Bean, professor of history, Southern Illinois University, "A much-needed corrective to the American history we are all taught in our schools. We are propagandized to adulate all American presidents regardless of what their record might have been. Dr. Eland has provided a far more accurate account of the actions of these men (and they are indeed men, not gods). Historians who are dedicated to the truth are indebted to him for his efforts." —Ronald Hamowy, professor emeritus of history, University of Alberta, Canada, "By focusing on peace, prosperity, and liberty, Recarving Rushmore moves us miles closer to a proper evaluation of America's presidents--especially those of the 20th century--than the hallowed (but misleading) Schlesinger poll of prominent historians. Eland makes an eloquent and persuasive case, for example, that Harding and Coolidge were better presidents than were FDR and LBJ." --Burton W. Folsom, Charles F. Kline Chair in History, Hillsdale Colle≥ author, New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR's Economic Legacy Has Damaged America, "Well-written and fascinating, Recarving Rushmore provides a long-overdue reassessment of the actual record of all U.S. presidents. Thanks to Ivan Eland's efforts, the traditional classroom narrative of our 'great presidents' and their glorious deeds lies in well-deserved ruin." --Thomas E. Woods, Jr., senior fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute; author, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History and 33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask, "A much-needed corrective to the American history we are all taught in our schools. We are propagandized to adulate all American presidents regardless of what their record might have been. Dr. Eland has provided a far more accurate account of the actions of these men (and they are indeed men, not gods). Historians who are dedicated to the truth are indebted to him for his efforts." --Ronald Hamowy, professor emeritus of history, University of Alberta, Canada, "Judging presidents by a deceptively simple metric-their impact on peace, prosperity and liberty-leads Eland to reach radical conclusions about the rankings of presidents. Whether you agree that Coolidge was a good president and FDR a bad one, you'll never again glibly think that it is obvious which presidents are good or bad. It isn't-and Eland shows us why." -Richard Shenkman, editor, History News Network; author,Just How Stupid Are We: Facing the Truth About the American Voter, Presidential Ambition: Gaining Power At Any Cost, andLegends, Lies, and Cherished Myths of American History, "By focusing on peace, prosperity, and liberty, Recarving Rushmore moves us miles closer to a proper evaluation of America's presidents-especially those of the 20th century-than the hallowed (but misleading) Schlesinger poll of prominent historians. Eland makes an eloquent and persuasive case, for example, that Harding and Coolidge were better presidents than were FDR and LBJ." -Burton W. Folsom, Charles F. Kline Chair in History, Hillsdale Colle≥ author, New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR's Economic Legacy Has Damaged America, "According to American historians, the best presidents get us into the biggest wars, impose the most interventionist economic policies, and trample civil liberties by expanding executive power beyond what the Constitution permits. Eland makes a novel proposal: Why not rank presidents according to the traditionalAmericanvalues of peace, prosperity and liberty? Read this important new book and find out why John Tyler may be America's greatest president!" -Thomas DiLorenzo, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryl∧ author,The Real Lincoln,Lincoln Unmasked, andHamilton's Curse: How Jefferson's Archenemy Betrayed the American Revolution, "While conventional accounts glorify the flagrant misdeeds of the ‘Imperial Presidency,' this insightful and crucial book provides an inspiring vision for both conservatives and liberals on the crucial need to reign in White House power and restore peace, prosperity and liberty."  —Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman, "Well-written and fascinating, Recarving Rushmore provides a long-overdue reassessment of the actual record of all U.S. presidents. Thanks to Ivan Eland's efforts, the traditional classroom narrative of our 'great presidents' and their glorious deeds lies in well-deserved ruin."  -Thomas E. Woods, Jr., senior fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute; author, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History and 33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask, "Judging presidents by a deceptively simple metric-their impact on peace, prosperity and liberty-leads Eland to reach radical conclusions about the rankings of presidents. Whether you agree that Coolidge was a good president and FDR a bad one, you'll never again glibly think that it is obvious which presidents are good or bad. It isn't-and Eland shows us why."  -Richard Shenkman, editor, History News Network; author, Just How Stupid Are We: Facing the Truth About the American Voter, Presidential Ambition: Gaining Power At Any Cost , and Legends, Lies, and Cherished Myths of American History, "According to American historians, the best presidents get us into the biggest wars, impose the most interventionist economic policies, and trample civil liberties by expanding executive power beyond what the Constitution permits. Eland makes a novel proposal: Why not rank presidents according to the traditional American values of peace, prosperity and liberty? Read this important new book and find out why John Tyler may be America's greatest president!" -Thomas DiLorenzo, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryl∧ author, The Real Lincoln , Lincoln Unmasked , and Hamilton's Curse: How Jefferson's Archenemy Betrayed the American Revolution, "Colorful, entertaining, and profound. Ivan Eland shatters the grand illusion that great presidents are those who wage war or deprive people of their liberty, either here or abroad. This new 'gold standard' for measuring presidential performance will upend what we 'know' about 'great' presidents and will challenge your view of political history, one president at a time." --Jonathan Bean, professor of history, Southern Illinois University, "A 'very good' collection of concise assessments of each administration's domestic, defense and foreign policies. This book is 'better' in terms of the analysis of each administration's role in an evolving process of shaping the legacy of prior administrations for their successors.  And the book is 'best' in the ways it provides insights into how a libertarian perspective on these issues is meaningful for the broader policy debates. Hence this volume's focus concurrently warrants the praise: 'Very Good, Better, and Best.'" —Edward A. Olsen, emeritus professor, National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, "By focusing on peace, prosperity, and liberty,Recarving Rushmoremoves us miles closer to a proper evaluation of America's presidents-especially those of the 20th century-than the hallowed (but misleading) Schlesinger poll of prominent historians. Eland makes an eloquent and persuasive case, for example, that Harding and Coolidge were better presidents than were FDR and LBJ." -Burton W. Folsom, Charles F. Kline Chair in History, Hillsdale Colle≥ author,New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR's Economic Legacy Has Damaged America, "Well-written and fascinating,Recarving Rushmoreprovides a long-overdue reassessment of the actual record of all U.S. presidents. Thanks to Ivan Eland's efforts, the traditional classroom narrative of our 'great presidents' and their glorious deeds lies in well-deserved ruin."  -Thomas E. Woods, Jr., senior fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute; author,The Politically Incorrect Guide to American Historyand33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask, "Well-written and fascinating, Recarving Rushmore provides a long-overdue reassessment of the actual record of all U.S. presidents. Thanks to Ivan Eland's efforts, the traditional classroom narrative of our 'great presidents' and their glorious deeds lies in well-deserved ruin."  — Thomas E. Woods, Jr. , senior fellow, Ludwig von Mises Institute; author, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History and 33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask, "Colorful, entertaining, and profound. Ivan Eland shatters the grand illusion that great presidents are those who wage war or deprive people of their liberty, either here or abroad. This new 'gold standard' for measuring presidential performance will upend what we 'know' about 'great' presidents and will challenge your view of political history, one president at a time."  —Jonathan Bean, professor of history, Southern Illinois University, "While conventional accounts glorify the flagrant misdeeds of the 'Imperial Presidency,' this insightful and crucial book provides an inspiring vision for both conservatives and liberals on the crucial need to reign in White House power and restore peace, prosperity and liberty."  -Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman, "Judging presidents by a deceptively simple metric--their impact on peace, prosperity and liberty--leads Eland to reach radical conclusions about the rankings of presidents. Whether you agree that Coolidge was a good president and FDR a bad one, you'll never again glibly think that it is obvious which presidents are good or bad. It isn't--and Eland shows us why." --Richard Shenkman, editor, History News Network; author, Just How Stupid Are We: Facing the Truth About the American Voter, Presidential Ambition: Gaining Power At Any Cost , and Legends, Lies, and Cherished Myths of American History, "According to American historians, the best presidents get us into the biggest wars, impose the most interventionist economic policies, and trample civil liberties by expanding executive power beyond what the Constitution permits. Eland makes a novel proposal: Why not rank presidents according to the traditional American values of peace, prosperity and liberty? Read this important new book and find out why John Tyler may be America's greatest president!" --Thomas DiLorenzo, professor of economics, Loyola College, Maryl∧ author, The Real Lincoln , Lincoln Unmasked , and Hamilton's Curse: How Jefferson's Archenemy Betrayed the American Revolution
Copyright Date
2009
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2008-027839
Dewey Decimal
973.09/9
Dewey Edition
22

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