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January Literary Cafe:

Liberty Inherited

by John Hancock
Thursday, January 15, 2015 8:00 pm -9:30 pm
Location:  427 16^th St.Santa Monica, CA 90402
Admission: $15.00

About the Book:

We are all familiar with the Boston Massacre, Bunker Hill, the Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. But what about the Glorious Revolution and the Declaration of Rights? Both of these events are just as much a part of American history as those listed above. Yet the vast majority of Americans are completely unfamiliar with them and the impact they had on the formation of this nation (and the modern world). For it was the Glorious Revolution of 1688 that provided the moral justifications the colonists used in their struggle in 1776. Furthermore, it was the Declaration of Rights  of 1689 that first guaranteed in writing the rights of all "freeborn Englishmen"; rights that are today taken for granted as being "universal".  In fact, the glorious revolution and its aftermath were so profound that they are said to have invented the modern world.

 To commemorate the 325th anniversary of the Glorious Revolution, John Hancock is reconnecting Americans with this essential, yet forgotten, part of their history. The commemorative edition of his best-selling book Liberty Inherited details the world changing events that occurred in England in 1688 and 1689. Events that not only created modern England, but also made the American Revolution of 1776 possible; thus ushering in a new form of government that would make Britain and the United States of America the predominate nations of the modern age.

About the Author:

John L. Hancock is generally recognized as one of the leading figures in the field of American exceptionalism,  conservative history, and the foundational infrastructure of English-speaking societies.  His signature work, the best-selling book Liberty Inherited is one of the most significant of our times, explaining the genesis of American liberty and freedom.  He speaks professionally on the subject of liberty, freedom, and the unique place the United States holds in the world, and the role it played historically in bringing freedom and prosperity to it. Through his knowledge of history, John  demonstrates how the principles of limited government, individual freedom, private property, and free-market economics  have a 500+ year track record of producing freedom and prosperity in every society that embraces them. 

John is also a co-host of the Unite IE Radio Show, which airs on KTIE AM 590 (part of the Salem Radio Network).  Along with his co-host, John discusses and analyzes the political events of the day.  The show often has guests and John has had the privilege of interviewing political newsmakers such as Dinesh D'Souza, Ann Coulter, Evan Sayet, and Daniel Hannan.

He holds a degree in International Business.

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