In the run-up to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this coming Fourth of July, the Washington Post recently published a long article about how Americans celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Declaration in 1876. What was mostly left out of this long article, however, was the fact that Americans in 1876 were celebrating a freedom that was opposite to what Americans today celebrate as freedom.
Let’s consider some examples.
1. There was no Continue Reading
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