Thomas Jefferson's Letter

Abstract on Thomas Jefferson's Letters Jefferson wonders if wealth and fame with interfere with the will of the people. He feels that the core of republicanism is the will of the people voiced through the majority. He would not hesitate to choose newspapers over government if he thought everyone would be able to receive and read them and live a higher standard of life without government. Society either has no government, a government where everyone …

…class are the keepers of America's freedom. To retain it, debt must be avoided. The Constitution! and the laws it has created should not be looked at as sacred and untouchable. The current adult generation should alone be able to make decisions and laws that concern themselves. "The law of self preservation" includes using force to secure what you need to survive. The laws of necessity can override the laws of public safety. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**