Liberty
Essays

As Graham Greene once wrote on the subject of Ford Madox Ford, "No one in our century except James has been more attentive to the craft of letters. He was not only a designer; he was a carpenter: you feel in his work…

John Stuart Mill was one of the leading liberal thinkers of the 20th century. His philosophy of utilitarianism attempted to improve upon Jeremy Bentham's concept that achieving the moral outcome of the 'greatest good…

¶ … freedom as a person there must first be a very strong sense of courage, fearless belief in the future, and a tenacity to not ever quit in the pursuit of one's dreams. This is what Freedom's personality is like.

"Since public schools have become over crowded, guns and violence are a daily occurrence, and private schools are so over priced for the average family, home schooling has become an excellent alternative."

Allied Visions: The Success of the Atlantic Charter, Breton Woods, The Keynesian Economy and How to Recapture It

This paper provides an overview of the life of an Asian-American, set in a historical context. Specifically, the researcher correlates the life experiences of the interviewee, Ping Wang, with the historical information…

Any form of discrimination is anathema and not acceptable in our modern democratic society. Discrimination by its very nature means denying others their human rights and unfairly privileging only a few.

To curb crime, in recent years, New York City has enacted a "Stop, Question, Frisk" program, which involves a law enforcement officer briefly detaining an individual for a patdown to see if that individual is carrying any weapons or contraband. The biggest problem with the program is not the invasive nature of the search, but claims that the peace officers disproportionately target people of color, i.e. minorities. Facts would suggest those claims are accurate.

There once was a time when the United States was very different from how it is like today -- once, it was smaller than Massachusetts Bay. Once, Hawaii and Guam were not part of America, and once, America was…

¶ … Men Fought in the Civil War -- James M. McPherson