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Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America, 1607–1849

Cronyism Audiobook

History is a clash between the forces of liberty and the proponents of power. In Cronyism, Patrick Newman offers a compelling and important narrative on the early days of the American republic, and the rise of a Federal regime that conquers a nation conceived in liberty.

Narrated by Scott R. Pollack

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Introduction

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

Tags: Cronyism and Corporatism, U.S. History

Introduction to Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America, 1607–1849. Narrated by Scott R. Pollack

Chapter 1: The Path to American Independence

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part I: The Road to Empire, 1607–1790.

Chapter 2: The American Revolutionary War: The Triumph of Liberty

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part I: The Road to Empire, 1607–1790.

Chapter 3: The Us Constitution: The Triumph of Power

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part I: The Road to Empire, 1607–1790.

Chapter 4: Prime Minister Hamilton: The Fiscal Program

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part II: The Hamiltonian Era, 1790–1801.

Chapter 5: Prime Minister Hamilton: The Imperial Program

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part II: The Hamiltonian Era, 1790–1801.

Chapter 6: The Jeffersonian Revolution and the Defeat of Hamilton

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part II: The Hamiltonian Era, 1790–1801.

Chapter 7: President Jefferson: The Supremacy of Moderation

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part III: The Failed Jeffersonian Revolution, 1801–1817.

Chapter 8: President Jefferson: The Corruption of Land

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part III: The Failed Jeffersonian Revolution, 1801–1817.

Chapter 9: President Madison: The Empire of Power

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Part III: The Failed Jeffersonian Revolution, 1801–1817.

Chapter 10: Erecting the American System: The Monetary Infrastructure

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part IV: The Era of Corruption, 1817–1829.

Chapter 11: Erecting the American System: Sectional Fissures

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part IV: The Era of Corruption, 1817–1829.

Chapter 12: The Culmination of The American System: Enlarging the Empire

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part IV: The Era of Corruption, 1817–1829.

Chapter 13: The Jacksonian Revolution and the Defeat of the National Republicans

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part IV: The Era of Corruption, 1817–1829.

Chapter 14: Dismantling the American System: Decentralizing Money

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part V: The Failed Jacksonian Revolution, 1829–1849.

Chapter 15: Dismantling the American System: A Laissez-Faire Economy

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part V: The Failed Jacksonian Revolution, 1829–1849.

Chapter 16: Resurrecting the American System: The Growth of Imperialism

03/09/2022 Patrick Newman

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Part V: The Failed Jacksonian Revolution, 1829–1849.

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