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John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty
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Dave Rubin · The Rubin Report · Feb 2018 Listen at 1:17:04 Why people recommend it
John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty by C. Bradley Thompson is an exploration of the political thought and philosophical foundations of one of America's founding fathers and second president. In February 2018, during an episode of The Rubin Report titled Who Was John Adams?, host Dave Rubin addressed his audience regarding the educational resources provided for the show. At the conclusion of the interview segment with guest C. Bradley Thompson, Rubin directed listeners to additional reading materials connected to the discussion of early American history and political philosophy. He explicitly recommended checking the show notes provided beneath the video and audio player. Rubin informed his followers that they had linked directly to C. Bradley Thompson's work, John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty, alongside another related volume concerning the revolutionary writings of John Adams. By pointing his audience to these resources, the host facilitated a deeper engagement with the intellectual history of the American Revolution, encouraging citizens to explore the original texts and secondary analyses that shaped the nation's foundational principles and the enduring concept of liberty.
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“Joining me today, is a Professor of Political Philosophy at Clemson University and author of the new book, "America's Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration That Defined It," C. Bradley Thompson, welcome back to "The Rubin Report."”