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SUMMARY:Author Talk Live Online:  David O. Stewart
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DESCRIPTION:Each month enjoy a range of talks from bestselling authors and
  thought leaders..\nhttps://louisburglibrary.libnet.info/event/17154231
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Award-Winning Historian and Bestselling Au
 thor of Impeached and The Summer of 1787</p>\n<p>Join us as we chat with a
 ward-winning historian David O. Stewart about his newest work\, The Democr
 acy We Must Keep\, and the question he explores throughout the book: What 
 did America's founders say about democracy\, and can we remain true to the
 ir vision for America?</p>\n<p>Two hundred fifty years ago\, passionate me
 n attempted to create something the world had never seen before: a nation 
 built not on kings or armies\, but on ideas where the people ruled.</p>\n<
 p>In The Democracy We Must Keep\, historian David O. Stewart takes readers
  inside the nine key documents that shaped the formation of the United Sta
 tes&mdash\;from Patrick Henry's thunderous cry for liberty to the carefull
 y crafted design of a government chosen by the people\, with limits on all
  officials holding power under the Constitution.</p>\n<p>Through the words
  of seven visionary founders&mdash\;Washington\, Jefferson\, Madison\, Ham
 ilton\, Gouverneur Morris\, and others&mdash\;Stewart shows how a fragile 
 experiment in self-government took shape.</p>\n<p>These men were not saint
 s. They argued passionately. They worried that the new nation might fall a
 part. Yet together\, they forged the principles that must still define Ame
 rican democracy:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Power must be limited.</li>\n<li>Leaders m
 ust answer to the people.</li>\n<li>Individual rights must be protected by
  law.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversar
 y\, The Democracy We Must Keep urges readers to rediscover core ideas that
  built the nation&mdash\;and to consider what it will take to protect them
 .</p>\n<p>Register today to gain a deeper understanding of how American de
 mocracy started\, why it still matters\, and the active role each generati
 on must play to uphold it.</p>\n<p>For more information and to <a href="ht
 tps://libraryc.org/louisburglibrary/194834"><strong>REGISTER</strong> </a>
 go to <a href="https://libraryc.org/louisburglibrary">libraryc.org/louisbu
 rglibrary</a></p>\nhttps://louisburglibrary.libnet.info/event/17154231
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