John Locke was an Enlightenment philosopher who developed a social contract theory of natural rights and government.
Algernon Sidney was a 17th century English politician and philosopher who defied monarchism and was ultimately executed for his criticism of the English crown.
Religious toleration took different paths in different parts of colonial America.
Powell examines the expansion of liberty in western culture and covers the history of free thinkers from Cicero to Ayn Rand.
Rogers takes us on a transcendent yet rugged tour of Vermont, a land virtually untouched by the scourge called “Colorphobia.”
Tucker continues debating pacifism, suggesting that our ideas must grapple with gritty—often violent—reality, or face a failure of purpose.
Ingersoll concludes by examining religious liberty in America. He goes so far as to single out Catholics for their enormous contributions to American life.