Liberty the Giant Killer
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"Liberty the Giant Killer" explores the concepts of liberty and freedom through historical and political lenses. Examining the context of American history and political thought, this work delves into the principles of libertarianism and individual rights. Authored by William Harvey Allen and Rebecca Salsbury James, the book provides insights into the ongoing struggle for liberty against oppressive forces. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the foundations of American political philosophy and the pursuit of freedom.
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