Contents
- Introduction
- A Note on the Text
- The Text of Democracy in America
- Backgrounds
- TOCQUEVILLE'S LETTERS
- To Ernest de Chabrol, New York, June 9, 1831
- To M. Louis de Kergolay, Yonkers, June 20, 1831
- To Ernest de Chabrol, Hartford, October 7, 1831
- To the Countess de Tocqueville, On the Mississippi, December 25, 1831
- To Eugene Stoffels, Paris, February 21, 1835
- To Henry Reeve, Paris, March 22, 1837
- To John Quincy Adams, Paris, December 4, 1837
- REVIEWS
- Sainte-Beuve * Le Temps, Paris, April 1835
- Pellegrino Rossi * Revue des deux mondes, July-September 1840
- John C. Spencer * Preface to the 1838 American Edition of Democracy in America
- John C.Spencer * Preface to the 1840 American Edition of Democracy in America
- The North American Review, July 1836
- The United States Democratic Review, October 1837
- The Knickerbocker: or The New York Monthly Magazine, September 1838
- John Stuart Mill * London Review, October 1835
- John Stuart Mill * Edinburgh Review, October 1840
- Interpretations
- David Riesman * Tocqueville as Enthnographer
- Max Lerner * Tocqueville and American Civilization
- Robert Nisbet * Many Tocquevilles
- James T. Schleifer * From Egoism to Individualism
- Catherine Zuckert * Not by Preaching: Tocqueville on the Role of Religion in American Democracy
- Sheldon S. Wolin * Archaism and Modernity
- Edward C. Banfield * The Illiberal Tocqueville
- Daniel T. Rodgers * Of Prophets and Prophecy
- Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. * Individualism and Apathy in Tocqueville's Democracy
- Sean Wilentz * Many Democracies: On Tocqueville and Jacksonian America
- Henry Steele Commanger * Democracy and the Tyranny of the Majority
- James T. Kloppenberg * Life Everlastin: Tocqueville in America
- Tamara M. Teale * Tocqueville and American Legal Studies: The Paradox of Liberty and Destruction
- Selected Bibliography
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