Jerry Weinberger is professor of political science at Michigan State University and an adjunct fellow of the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C. His books include Science, Faith, and Politics.
"Ravishingly subversive." - Andrew Sullivan "An elegant and fascinating companion to, and analysis of, the work of our cleverest Founding Father. At a time when some noisy advocates are attempting to revise American history, and to represent the Founders as men who believed in a Christian nation, this book could not be more welcome." - Christopher Hitchens in the Atlantic Monthly "Franklin's many masks are examined and lifted to disclose the one real man - a thinker - behind them. Weinberger gives us the radical truth about Franklin in a book that is a delight to read." - Harvey Mansfield, author of America's Constitutional Soul "A bracing, hilarious, and enlightening experience." - Ralph Lerner, author of The Thinking Revolutionary: Principle and Practice in the New Republic "Weinberger's book offers a revolutionary reevaluation of Franklin's thought, one that unveils Franklin as a far more subtle, complex, and subversive thinker than most have cared to notice. This useful volume has the virtue of being an education in itself, and will pay rich dividends for those willing to learn from this charming American Socrates." - Weekly Standard"
"Ravishingly subversive." - Andrew Sullivan "An elegant and fascinating companion to, and analysis of, the work of our cleverest Founding Father. At a time when some noisy advocates are attempting to revise American history, and to represent the Founders as men who believed in a Christian nation, this book could not be more welcome." - Christopher Hitchens in the Atlantic Monthly "Franklin's many masks are examined and lifted to disclose the one real man - a thinker - behind them. Weinberger gives us the radical truth about Franklin in a book that is a delight to read." - Harvey Mansfield, author of America's Constitutional Soul "A bracing, hilarious, and enlightening experience." - Ralph Lerner, author of The Thinking Revolutionary: Principle and Practice in the New Republic "Weinberger's book offers a revolutionary reevaluation of Franklin's thought, one that unveils Franklin as a far more subtle, complex, and subversive thinker than most have cared to notice. This useful volume has the virtue of being an education in itself, and will pay rich dividends for those willing to learn from this charming American Socrates." - Weekly Standard"
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