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Definition of a Slave – Samuel Adams
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Sam Adams, July 16, 1788
For your use I subjoin the following creed of every good American :—I believe that...
Samuel Adams—Vindex (December 5, 1768)
Background of the American Revolution
Samuel Adams—in his typical style—questions the wisdom of quartering troops among the civil population.
But, to be called to account by...
The Direct Definition of a Slave – Samuel Adams
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Sam Adams, July 16, 1788
For your use I subjoin the following creed of every good American :—I believe that...
Socialism is – without exception – “a Species of Robbery”
CALLED UNTO LIBERTY, 19TH CENTURY SERMONS, JOHN TAYLOR
1852
... There is also another political party, who desire, through the influence of legislation and coercion, to...
Letters from a Farmer In Pennsylvania, Letter 4 – John Dickinson
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Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, by John Dickinson, Letter 4
My dear Countrymen,
An objection, I hear, has been made against...
R.C. Hoiles and Public Schooling — Wendy McElroy
Free Enterprise Zone, The Freeman, Wendy McElroyIn a letter dated May 23, 1946, the libertarian publisher R. C. Hoiles wrote to Leonard E....
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