The Founding Fathers Summary

In The Founding Fathers, written by R.B Bernstein, he challenges Americans beliefs stating that the perception of the Founding Fathers is far from the truth. Bernstein acknowledges both sides of the founding fathers, and says that Americans must look at the founding fathers as a normal human being, capable of achieving greatness while making mistakes. In addition, Bernstein argues that their is more to the story than the founding fathers forming a country based on the ideals of liberty and justice. Furthermore, Bernstein argues that historians have long justified or covered up the faults of the founding fathers. As the founding fathers were carefully constructing in America, they carefully left out controversial groups such as African Americans,