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America on Trial

A Defense of the Founding

By Robert Reilly

“It is hard to imagine a more robust or comprehensive account of the deep roots of the American Founding. In the current debates about the presence of natural law in the constitution of American liberty and rights, Reilly's strong, steady voice warrants particular attention.”

—Robert Royal, Ph.D.,,
President, Faith & Reason Institute

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