A Constitutional Culture New England and the Struggle Against Arbitrary Rule by Adrian Chastian

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In honor of Constitution Day (September 17) join us for this fascination talk about our Constitution

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In honor of Constitution Day (September 17) join us for this fascination talk about our Constitution and how the culture of New England helped to shape it.

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presentation @ 7:30

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In 1664 the new English king Charles II tried to redesign local government in the Massachusetts Bay colony in order to benefit the crown. In A Constitutional Culture, Adrian Chastain Weimer explores how colonists mobilized to protect their local, elected government. They developed a strong – and long-lasting – constitutional culture in which inhabitants from across the social spectrum could articulate the grounds of their liberties and organize to fend off any imposition of arbitrary, or unbounded, rule.

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