An edition of Written out of history
(2017)
Written out of history
the forgotten founders who fought big government
by Mike Lee
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Discusses the men and women who, in the early days of the United States, spoke out about the threat of a too powerful and intrusive federal government.
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Written out of history: the forgotten founders who fought big government
2017, Sentinel
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0399564454 9780399564451
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Table of Contents
Introduction. The Hamilton effect
Aaron Burr and the abuse of executive power
Luther Martin: sober analysis from a drunk founder
Mercy Otis Warren: the woman who blocked an American King
Join or die: Canasatego, Ben Franklin, and the confederacy in the wilderness
The Bill of Rights: Elbridge Gerry's "dangerous" idea
Mum Bett: the slave who claimed her rights
James Otis and the trial that gave us the Fourth Amendment
George Mason: defender of individual and economic freedom
Conclusion. Writing our forgotten founders back into history.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-222) and index.
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