The Jeffersonians : a study in administrative history, 1801-1829
Leonard Dupee White (Author)
A study of public administration in the United States during the administrations of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and John Quincy Adams
Book
xiv, 572 pages ; 22 cm
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Thomas Jefferson and the Administrative System
The State of the Nation
The Presidency
The President and Congress: Institutional Developments
The President and the Administrative System
The President and the Cabinet
Congress and the Administrative System
Congress and the Control of Expenditures
Congress and Administrative Reform
The Treasury
The Collectors
Accountability: Paralysis and Reform
The State Department
The Domestic Business of the State Department
The War Department
The Army Supply System
The War Department and the Army
West Point and the Army Engineers
The Navy
The Navy Ashore
The Post Office
Postmasters and Contractors
The Office of the Attorney General
Personnel Administration: Theory and Practice
Public Service Careers
The Cloud on the Horizon
Jonathan Chooses to Live Snug
Public Service Ethics
The Embargo: An Experiment in Peaceable Coercion
End of the Experiment
Internal Improvements
"In Regions Wide and Wild": the Management of Indian Affairs
Disposition of the Public Lands
Administrative Dualism: The Case of the Militia: Republican Achievements in Administration