The Lesson of '76 to the Men of '56 (Classic Reprint): An Oration Delivered Before the Municipal Authorities of the City of Boston, at the Celebration ... Independence July 4, 1856 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A stirring 1856 oration on the enduring power of liberty guided by law and civic responsibility.

In this insightful keynote, Edward G. Parker reflections on the American Revolution reveal how love of liberty and respect for law formed the backbone of a new republic. The talk frames liberty and law as inseparable partners, and it celebrates the founders’ courage, foresight, and disinterested service. It also surveys the rise of American democracy and the ways citizens engage with government to safeguard freedom.

• Explores the link between liberty and legal order as a lasting national foundation.


• Highlights the founders’ sacrifices and their focus on posterity and public good.


• Draws connections between revolutionary ideals and later American political life.


• Reinforces the importance of civic participation and constitutional process in shaping a republic.

Ideal for readers of American history, civic thinking, and those interested in how early ideals informed later practice in the United States.
You will enjoy this edition if you value thoughtful reflections on democracy, law, and the responsibilities of citizens.

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