Power and Liberty: Constitutionalism in the American Revolution
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Power and Liberty: Constitutionalism in the American Revolution

by Gordon S. Wood

History Politics
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In Power and Liberty, Gordon S. Wood examines constitutionalism in the American Revolution. Focusing on the relationship between political power and liberty, this historical study explores the ideas and debates that influenced the development of American government and provides context for understanding the revolution’s constitutional legacy.

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Power and Liberty explores constitutionalism during the American Revolution.

Gordon S. Wood considers how revolutionary ideas addressed the relationship between political power and individual liberty.

The book places constitutional thought within the broader history of the American Revolution.

It offers readers a focused study of the principles and debates that shaped American government.

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