Wry and fascinating.

Amy Gajda links our present struggle to an underappreciated tradition in American law and thought.

Gajda, who is a deft storyteller, recounts the machinations of Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and Grover Cleveland, among many others, to keep their private lives out of the press..

[A] stimulating, thoughtful work.

[A] probing legal history.

[A] complicated legal history.