liberty

Fred learns to trust his intuition at the mouse scurry and scamper school.

Fred sets out to find the magical place in his dreams where creatures of the world live in harmony.

a magnificent adventure where Fred the mouse discovers the true meaning of freedom.

Includes profiles and oral histories of political protesters such as John Sellers, Max Cleland, Nicole Rank, Jeff Rank, Tweeti Blancett, Mort Sahl, Nadin Hamoui, Paul Hackett, Bogdan Dzakovic, Randi Rhodes, Max Mecklenburg, Coleen Rowley, Lorenzo Dominguez, Paul Krugman, Kathy Kelly, John Dempsey, Teresa Chambers, Kevin Sites, Rand Beers, Jay Stroup, and Daniel Ellsberg.

Presents two novels by Robert A. Heinlen in which Americans fight must fight against threats to their freedom.

Presents British philosopher John Stuart Mill's 1859 work in which he defends the individual's right to think and act for his or herself and calls for a society whose members contribute to the creation of the greatest happiness for the greatest number.

Explores the concepts of truth, goodness, beauty, liberty, equality, and justice as a basis for coping with the political, moral, and social issues of the modern world.

Describes life in twelfth century England and the rule of Richard, relates the events leading to Magna charta, and traces milestones in the history of constitutional law since 1215.

Various diaries, letters, and other manuscripts chronicle the experiences of Octavian, a young African American, from birth to age sixteen, as he is brought up as part of a science experiment in the years leading up to and during the Revolutionary War.