This thinker held that colonialism incited patriotism and eliminated class conflict while noting that "we are now fighting far more barbarously than the Arabs themselves" in his "Essay on Algeria." This thinker meditated on the frontier and the "exiles from the great family of humanity" among the Saginaw in his essay "Two Weeks in the Wilderness." In another work he stated the importance of the foundational ideas of the (*) "Ancien Regime" to the French Revolution. This 
This thinker held that colonialism incited patriotism and eliminated class conflict while noting that "we are now fighting far more barbarously than the Arabs themselves" in his "Essay on Algeria." This thinker meditated on the frontier and the "exiles from the great family of humanity" among the Saginaw in his essay "Two Weeks in the Wilderness." In another work he stated the importance of the foundational ideas of the (*) "Ancien Regime" to the French Revolution. This thinker is best known for a work which notes that certain group is kept in "perpetual childhood" by the authority and is subdued while thinking they are in control through "soft despotism." That work considers a nation as a jury and warns against a "tyranny of the majority." For 10 points, name this thinker who traveled with Gustave de Beaumont intending to inspect prisons, but instead wrote Democracy in America.
This thinker held that colonialism incited patriotism and eliminated class conflict while noting that "we are now fighting far more barbarously than the Arabs themselves" in his "Essay on Algeria.
: Alexis de Tocqueville