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- catalog contributor b4983668.
- catalog created "c1993.".
- catalog date "1993".
- catalog date "c1993.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1993.".
- catalog description "European precedents of the American concept of liberty -- John Locke: "On the extent of legislative power" -- John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon: "Letters of Cato" -- David Hume: "Of the liberty of the press" -- Baron Montesquieu: Spirit of the laws -- William Blackstone: the natural rights of mankind and freedom of the press -- Edmund Burke: the spirit of liberty in early America -- Richard Price: civil liberty, free government and slavery -- American concepts of liberty in the revolutionary era -- Joseph Galloway: "A Letter to the people of Pennsylvania" -- James Fitch: taxation without representation -- Oxenbridge Thacher: a common law right to representation before taxation -- James Otis: "Of the natural rights of colonists" -- Stephen Hopkins: new world, old rights; opposition to the acts of parliament -- Benjamin Rush: an early argument against slavery, the peculiar institution in America -- Alexander Hamilton: fundamental rights and natural law -- Thomas Jefferson: religious freedom in a sovereign America -- Thomas Paine: on the origins and rationale of government -- The Constitutional debate -- Richard Henry Lee: federal farmer number 16 -- Hamilton, Madison, and Jay: the Federalist on dangers of faction and parties -- James Madison; fundamental rights in the proposed constitution -- explicit or implicit? -- George Mason: did we really need a bill of rights? -- Thomas Jefferson: free speech, free press and the right to a jury trial -- Toward nationhood: early interpretations of our basic freedoms -- Thomas Jefferson: on rights and duties -- proportional punishments to fit the crimes -- Zephaniah Swift: "A System of laws of the state of Connecticut -- Calder v. Bull: the right of ex post facto -- early supreme court interpretations on the scope of a fundamental right.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [275]-277).".
- catalog extent "xviii, 277 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "Philosophy of freedom.".
- catalog identifier "0819190292 (alk. paper)".
- catalog identifier "0819190306 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Philosophy of freedom.".
- catalog issued "1993".
- catalog issued "c1993.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Lanham, MD : University Press of American,".
- catalog relation "Philosophy of freedom.".
- catalog spatial "United States".
- catalog subject "323/.0973 20".
- catalog subject "Civil rights United States History Sources.".
- catalog subject "JC599.U5 P47 1993".
- catalog tableOfContents "European precedents of the American concept of liberty -- John Locke: "On the extent of legislative power" -- John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon: "Letters of Cato" -- David Hume: "Of the liberty of the press" -- Baron Montesquieu: Spirit of the laws -- William Blackstone: the natural rights of mankind and freedom of the press -- Edmund Burke: the spirit of liberty in early America -- Richard Price: civil liberty, free government and slavery -- American concepts of liberty in the revolutionary era -- Joseph Galloway: "A Letter to the people of Pennsylvania" -- James Fitch: taxation without representation -- Oxenbridge Thacher: a common law right to representation before taxation -- James Otis: "Of the natural rights of colonists" -- Stephen Hopkins: new world, old rights; opposition to the acts of parliament -- Benjamin Rush: an early argument against slavery, the peculiar institution in America -- Alexander Hamilton: fundamental rights and natural law -- Thomas Jefferson: religious freedom in a sovereign America -- Thomas Paine: on the origins and rationale of government -- The Constitutional debate -- Richard Henry Lee: federal farmer number 16 -- Hamilton, Madison, and Jay: the Federalist on dangers of faction and parties -- James Madison; fundamental rights in the proposed constitution -- explicit or implicit? -- George Mason: did we really need a bill of rights? -- Thomas Jefferson: free speech, free press and the right to a jury trial -- Toward nationhood: early interpretations of our basic freedoms -- Thomas Jefferson: on rights and duties -- proportional punishments to fit the crimes -- Zephaniah Swift: "A System of laws of the state of Connecticut -- Calder v. Bull: the right of ex post facto -- early supreme court interpretations on the scope of a fundamental right.".
- catalog title "The Philosophy of freedom : ideological origins of the Bill of Rights / edited by Samuel B. Rudolph.".
- catalog type "History. fast".
- catalog type "Sources. fast".
- catalog type "text".