The Papers of George Mason, 1725-1792: Volume I - Paperback
The Papers of George Mason, 1725-1792: Volume I - Paperback
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by Robert A. Rutland (Editor)
George Mason was the oldest of that brilliant group of gentlemen radicals from Virginia who provided much of the intellectual structure of the war for American independence and the constitution that set the young republic on its way. His thinking soared farther from the parochial than any of his great contemporaries, and his greatest monument is the Virginia Declaration of Rights. This is Volume I of three volumes.
Originally published in 2011.
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George Mason was the oldest of that brilliant group of gentlemen radicals from Virginia who provided much of the intellectual structure of the war for American independence and the constitution that set the young republic on its way. His thinking soared farther from the parochial than any of his great contemporaries, and his greatest monument is the Virginia Declaration of Rights. This is Volume I of three volumes.
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