Friends Divided

The book explores both their personal bond and ideological conflicts. I'm curious how the author navigated showing their warmth alongside their fierce disagreements.

Using their letters gives a direct glimpse into their minds but also raises questions about how much of their personal views are shaped by these exchanges. Did this approach reveal more than traditional biography might?

Seeing their debates and differing visions for America made the revolutionary period feel less distant. How did others connect with their ideological conflicts?