James Madison
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President of the United States from 1809 to 1817 (1751–1836)
1 books in the database
About the author
James Madison was an American statesman and the fourth President of the United States, serving from 1809 to 1817. He is also known for his political writing, especially texts tied to the early discussion of American government and its founding ideas.
His work here falls in the essay form: compact, argumentative, and centered on political structure and public principles. Based on the data provided, Madison is not a narrative writer, but someone who writes to make a case, which makes him a fit for readers interested in political theory, constitutional thought, and the language of early American statecraft.
A good place to start is Federalist No. 10, the only title listed here. It is the clearest entry point if you want to meet Madison through a short, focused political text rather than through a broad biography. This is a good starting point for readers who want ideas, argument, and historical context in a concise form.