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Three revolutions

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by McQ

04/19/08

I’m interested in exploring an idea that we in the United States have been subject to not just one revolution, but at least three. The first and obvious one is the revolution which established our independence from England. It was a revolution which rejected the concept of monarchy and big government. It embraced freedom. The revolutionaries broke with England through the Declaration of Independence which I have always seen as the soul of our country. The body — the bones and muscles — were to be found in the laws the Constitution laid down. The concept of very limited and non-intrusive government was also to be found in the Bill of Rights, which outlines constraints on the government, not the citizens. And central to the theme of government’s place in this new society was the radical idea that government only existed by the consent of the people...

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