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The triumph of liberty:

a 2,000-year history, told through the lives of freedom's greatest champions
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Free Press, 2000 - History - 574 pages
A dramatic narrative history of liberty from ancient times to the present is told through the inspiring life stories of 65 heroes and heroines from the crisis of the Roman Republic to struggles for women's rights.l

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Feeling down about your country? Feeling either Bush-whacked or on the flip side, trying to protect yourself from the great unwashed mass of humanity pandered to with promises of feeding off your ... Read full review

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Through 65 pithy, vivid biographical profiles, Powell traces the struggle for freedom from oppression, equality before the law, peace, social justice, toleration of thought, speech and individuality ... Read full review

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Natural rights i
1
Toleration
69
Peace
107
Copyright

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About the author (2000)

JIM POWELL, editor of Laissez Faire Books, has been a senior fellow at the Cato Institute since 1988. He is the author of the bestselling book The Triumph of Liberty, which the Wall Street Journal called "a literary achievement," and he has written more than 400 articles for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Chicago Tribune, Money magazine, Reason, and numerous other national publications. A world-renowned historian, Mr. Powell studied under Daniel Boorstin and William McNeill at the University of Chicago, and he has lectured across the United States as well as in England, Germany, Japan, Brazil, and Argentina. He lives in Connecticut.

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