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Thomas Jefferson: Author of America (review)

Perhaps my objection is tendentious, pumped up to make a point about the new southern studies at the risk of dissing The Nation’s Region, an elegant piece of work that deserves to be added to models for future work in the field. But I’ll stick to it: the new southern studies should not be so “new” that it overlooks renewable resources in the old ways. Being new every day is an unsustainable economy.