Encyclopedia of the New American Nation

The Encyclopedia of the New American Nation is the last in a series of four encyclopedias that provide a detailed understanding of American history from the first European exploration of the New World to the beginning of the twenty-first century. The series—which also includes The Encyclopedia of the North American Colonies (1993), edited by Jacob E. Cooke, The Encyclopedia of the United States in the Nineteenth Century (2001), edited by Paul Finkelman, and The Encyclopedia of the United States in the Twentieth Century (1995), edited by Stanley I. Kutler— provides comprehensive access to the history and development of the events, trends, movements, technologies, cultural and social changes, political ideas and systems, and intellectual trends that have shaped America. This encyclopedia completes this multivolume series by providing detailed information about the founding period of the United States—the era of the new nation. The bibliographies following each entry lead both students and specialists to the central literature surrounding the 667 entries in the three volumes that make up this encyclopedia.

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