Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr.
Historian and author of American history
Historian and author of American history
1888
138 years ago
Thinkers & Philosophers
United States
Contributed significantly to the field of American history through various writings and lectures. Authored several influential books, including 'The Age of Jackson' and 'The Imperial Presidency', which explored presidential power. Served as the editor of 'The Political Science Quarterly' and was involved with notable historical associations. His work focused on the themes of liberalism and populism in American politics, shaping the understanding of the country's historical narrative.
Authored 'The Age of Jackson'
Wrote 'The Imperial Presidency'
Edited 'The Political Science Quarterly'
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