About this eBook
Many people have wondered what the Founding Fathers were thinking when they wrote the Constitution. Now you can find out directly from Thomas Jefferson. In a series of fictionalized interviews, Transcending Time with Thomas Jefferson offers an explanation of Jeffersons goals and a description of how he and his colleagues crafted a road map that would help the nation set a strong framework for future success. Author Stephen D. Hanson, an Army veteran with a deep love for his country, explores Jeffersons past and also discusses how the Constitution is being applied today. Hanson examines Jeffersons views regarding moral values and what could happen if the nation continues to stray down a path that curtails individual freedoms. Learn why freedom of the religion and the press were so important to the nations founders and why these tenets remain relevant today. The country may have lost its way, but its people can find the way back to a path of liberty by looking to the Constitution. Find solutions to todays problems and develop a deeper understanding of Americas history in Transcending Time with Thomas Jefferson.
About the author
Stephen D. Hanson grew up in the Midwest with traditional family values. He served in the Army in Vietnam, and his career in the financial field has given him a greater understanding about the role of the federal government. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska, along with his wife, Diana, and their five children.
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