Title: The Legacy of Liberty and Property in the Story of American Colonization and the Founding of a Nation
Description: This 235 page hardback addresses the sweeping legacy of liberty and property as it was understood in the beginning of our nation. It covers these twin catalysts of America's freedom - the two ideas that must remain inseparably linked for freedom to thrive in any meaningful way. 

In all, it covers the amazing story of freedom that stemmed from the Reformation in the 1500s, that prevailed throughout America's colonial era, and that culminated in the formation of a nation originally known as the land of the free. It covers the historic wall of separation between family and state and shows that a country which was conceived in independence was never intended to make dependents of its free citizens.
Subjects: History, colonial America, reformation, christian nation, christianity, founding fathers, heritage, liberty
Places: Geneva, London, Boston, Jamestown, Plymouth Plantation, Massachusetts, Virginia, Hartford, New Haven, Connecticut, Rhode Island, American Colonies
People: George Washington, John Adams, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Edward Sandys, John Calvin, Richard Hakluyt, William Bradford, John Davenport, Christopher Columbus
Time periods: Middle Ages, Reformation, Age of Discovery, Colonial Era, Colonial America, Founding Era, War for Independence, Revolutionary War, 1500s, 1600s, 1700s, 1492