An Interesting Reading List
About a week ago, I got a postcard from Liberty Fund today in my mailbox. (I mean the actual mailbox, not email.) I saw that they are publishing a new book on the American Revolution, so I went to their website to find out more. It is actually a three-volumes collection of primary sources. The only thing is, it takes $72 together. Of course I cannot afford it. So I have recommended it to Saint Louis University's Pius Library. I hope that I can get it shortly after it is published. This book is Exploring the Bounds of Liberty: Political Writings of Colonial British America from the Glorious Revolution to the American Revolution . It is edited by Jack P. Greene and Craig B. Yirush. I have read a lot of books by Jack P. Greene, including his Creating the British Atlantic , and Yirush's Settlers, Liberty, and Empire also edified me a lot when I tried to figure out my research topic for my Master's thesis. I am looking forward to reading this collection of edited primary sourc