Elections, Voting
Integrity and Liberty
Mr. Adams speaks from his Dec. 1797 letter to the
Mass. Legislature and the citizens about the National
Election, Voter Integrity, the Mass. Militia, His and
General Washington's retirement from Public Service.
In his 1771 letter signed Candidus, he speaks strongly about Liberty and Preserving it at all cost! Then the modern application is expounded on by what de Tocqueville wrote about the "soft tyranny of elected guardians" as the demise of America.
These letters are most appropriate for this point in history which these United States find themselves as in the days of Samuel Adams. "There is nothing new under the sun." — at NCDCS/Bourdage Studio.
General Washington's retirement from Public Service.
In his 1771 letter signed Candidus, he speaks strongly about Liberty and Preserving it at all cost! Then the modern application is expounded on by what de Tocqueville wrote about the "soft tyranny of elected guardians" as the demise of America.
These letters are most appropriate for this point in history which these United States find themselves as in the days of Samuel Adams. "There is nothing new under the sun." — at NCDCS/Bourdage Studio.
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Copyright 2010
• Introduction
• Elections & Voter Integrity
• The Call to Liberty
• Elections & Voter Integrity
• The Call to Liberty
Samuel Adams DVD #101
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