A Less Perfect Union: The Case for States' Rights – How State Sovereignty Protects Liberty from Federal Tyranny
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A Less Perfect Union: The Case for States' Rights – How State Sovereignty Protects Liberty from Federal Tyranny

by Adam Freedman

Politics Constitutional Law Federalism
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Argues that states' rights protect liberty by limiting federal power and preserving constitutional balance in American governance.

About This Book

This book examines the role of states' rights in the American constitutional system.

It explores how state sovereignty can serve as a check on federal power.

The discussion focuses on protecting liberty through decentralized governance.

Readers gain insight into historical and legal perspectives on federalism.

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