Loading Search

• Buy this Book
• Book Creators
• Related Blog Posts
• Share on Twitter
• Share on Facebook

Charles C. Coffin writes in his introduction to The Story of Liberty: "Men act freely in laying and executing their plans, but behind the turmoil and conflict of human wills there is an Unseen Power that shapes destiny. Nations rise and fall, generations come and go; yet through the ages there has been an advancement of Justice, Truth, Right and Liberty. To what end? Is it not the march of the hu... More

Charles C. Coffin writes in his introduction to The Story of Liberty: "Men act freely in laying and executing their plans, but behind the turmoil and conflict of human wills there is an Unseen Power that shapes destiny. Nations rise and fall, generations come and go; yet through the ages there has been an advancement of Justice, Truth, Right and Liberty. To what end? Is it not the march of the human race toward an Eden of rest and peace?" This is an engrossing history of the people and key events that led to American self rule, and America's great freedoms and is the heritage of anyone enjoying freedom in any nation in the world: * Freedom of religion, speech, thought, press and economic prosperity. * Begins with the signing of the Magna Carta, * Ends with Fifty Pilgrims starting a New World for Freedom to Worship God * Unfiltered look at the cost of Liberty Recommendations: Susan Rushing- Former homeschooler and Current teacher at Cornerstone Academy writes: "If you were to read only one book in order to understand the basis of our form of government, The Story of Liberty would be it. It tells the story of the Reformation in Europe which made possible the principles of freedom and self-government upon which our nation was established. "But it is no dry history text. It reads like a novel, bringing to life the amazing events and fascinating people who fought and sacrificed for the liberty we now enjoy. I have read it for pure pleasure myself and also used it in teaching American history to my own children at home and in the classroom. It instills a love for history and an appreciation for what we have as Americans."

You must be a member of JacketFlap to add a video to this page. Please Log In or Register.