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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction: The Principles of the Anglo-American Political Tradition 1
- 1. Brief Biographies 8
- 2. Edmund Burke and the Meaning of Liberty 25
- 3. Alexis de Tocqueville and the Meaning of Equality 47
- 4. Abraham Lincoln and the American Republic 67
- 5. The Federalist Papers and the US Constitution 85
- 6. George Washington and Religious Liberty 110
- 7. Friedrich Hayek and the Free Market 125
- 8. Wilhelm Röpke and the Cultural Conditions of the Free Market 143
- Conclusion: Anglo-American Principles and the US Constitution 159
- Acknowledgments 165
- Notes 167
- Selected Bibliography 197
- Index 201
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Introduction: The Principles of the Anglo-American Political Tradition 1
- 1. Brief Biographies 8
- 2. Edmund Burke and the Meaning of Liberty 25
- 3. Alexis de Tocqueville and the Meaning of Equality 47
- 4. Abraham Lincoln and the American Republic 67
- 5. The Federalist Papers and the US Constitution 85
- 6. George Washington and Religious Liberty 110
- 7. Friedrich Hayek and the Free Market 125
- 8. Wilhelm Röpke and the Cultural Conditions of the Free Market 143
- Conclusion: Anglo-American Principles and the US Constitution 159
- Acknowledgments 165
- Notes 167
- Selected Bibliography 197
- Index 201