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In this illuminating biography, Douglass Sherley tells the story of George Tucker, a professor of moral philosophy at the University of Virginia in the mid-19th century. Tucker was a leading intellectual of his time, and his ideas had a profound influence on the students he taught. Through extensive research and careful analysis of Tucker's writings, Sherley provides a fascinating look at one of America's most important thinkers.
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