History, 04.09.2020 09:01, leopolesamoy

Consider the title of the book: Give Me Liberty! The titles of books often reveal the author's message, providing us with a clue as to his or her point of view, or perspective. Why do you think Foner chose this title? What does he mean by it?

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Consider the title of the book: Give Me Liberty! The titles of books often reveal the author's messa...