Edmund S. Morgan Quote
… the great and fundamental principles of their policy are, that every man is naturally free and independent, that no one … on earth has any right to deprive him of his freedom and independency, and that nothing can be a compensation for the loss of it. Robert Rogers, A Concise Account of North America (London, 1765),
Edmund S. Morgan
… the great and fundamental principles of their policy are, that every man is naturally free and independent, that no one … on earth has any right to deprive him of his freedom and independency, and that nothing can be a compensation for the loss of it. Robert Rogers, A Concise Account of North America (London, 1765),
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