United States Ideal: A History of Civilization

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Features: "One side is fanatics attacking everywhere, and the other is bewildered ordinary people." After 9/11, people saw the same scene before President F.D. Roosevelt. Facing turmoil and trauma, the author of this book, Jacob Neidman, reflects on the founding history of the United States, seeking strength from history, and guiding readers into the souls of giants like Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln. Since Tocqueville in the 19th century, this is the most outstanding description of American characteristics.—Phil Cattof In today's world where civilizational wars are spreading, this book is like a gift from heaven.—Robert Bellah This book points you to the calling of the great: turning the wisdom of the ancestors into common knowledge for the people.—Martin Fields Jacob Neidman's political treatise The American Dream was written after the U.S. tragedy of "9/11." Through a meticulous examination of the political ideals of the founding fathers, it provides a profound and fair analysis of the current political and economic situation of the United States, serving as a rare and insightful work that explores the interplay between the American ideal, its present reality, and the influence of human nature throughout the development process. The book includes sections such as "Remembering History," "The Personality and Legend of George Washington," "The Inner World of Thomas Jefferson," and "The Calmness on Lincoln's Face." It is not only a history of American political thought but also a spiritual biography of the founders of the United States and famous public figures like Douglas, and can also be read as a detailed account of American history.