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Power and Liberty by Gordon S. Wood — WisdomDeck honest review
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Power and Liberty

by Gordon S. Wood

Wood's short lectures on the Revolution's constitutional ideas: sovereignty, rights, judicial review, slavery. A compact distillation of a career.

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  1. Power versus liberty is the theme.
  2. Ideas drove the founding.
  3. Compact history rewards.

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