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Economic Independence
Abraham
Clark's vision of economic equality for all citizens, was
to be achieved through public and private checks and balances.
He feared that individual citizens caught in an unchecked
spiral of economic hardship would lose political freedom to
wealthier, politically connected citizens who controlled their
economic destiny. This concern is relevant today. Read
more . . .
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The Egalitarian Tradition
A study of American history reminds
us of our deeply held belief in equality and justice for all.
This egalitarian tradition is, in fact, a way of life for
many Americans. Good and decent people operate quietly, without
interest in praise or reward, and their way of life is handed
down without fanfare. Many Americans champion individual liberty,
whether they are members of the middle class, merchants or
bankers, Democrats, Republicans, liberals, conservatives,
and they are found in all races and religions. Read
more . . .
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