In a collection of 22 essays, leading historians explore the founding fathers' more radical contemporaries--including Jill Lepore, Alan Taylor, Woody Holton and Melvin Patrick Ely--who advocated for true liberty for all at the United States' inception, including the abolition of slavery and equality despite race, class or gender.
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