"By the mid-eighteenth century, Englishmen on both sides of the Atlantic proclaimed their faith in liberty: they appealed to a common constitutional tradition even as they disputed its ownership and its application."
An edition of The Language of Liberty 16601832
(1993)
The Language of Liberty 16601832
Political Discourse and Social Dynamics in the Anglo-American World, 16601832
by J. C. D. Clark
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