Fame and the Founders, by Professor Daniel Dreisbach @JamesMadisonFoundation
Fame and the Founders, by Professor Daniel Dreisbach  @JamesMadisonFoundation
Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Fame and the Founders, by Professor Daniel Dreisbach. This short video explores the Founders’ understanding of fame. As understood by men like Alexander Hamilton, the pursuit of fame in the 18th century meant the desire to live an honorable life of public service. Professor Daniel Dreisbach presents a clear contrast between the 18th and 21st century’s notion of fame.

Professor Daniel Dreisbach, American University, Washington, D.C.

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