Liberty Chronicles, Ep. 82: The Constitution & Castle Walls
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Channel: Libertarianism.org · 2018 · News & Politics
Southerners did not support Jeffersonianism as a matter of principle, but as a strategy that would ensure the survival of slavery and institutionalized racism. This support of Jeffersonian liberalism was ill-founded and tainted the philosophical tradition for many years after. What is the relationship between libertarians and the southerners who were proponents of limited government? How did slavery make the phrase "states' rights" dirty? How did southerners use the Jeffersonian philosophy to their advantage? Why did southerners fear the health of the republic without slavery? Did southerners actually support a small and limited government or was that just a facade? If you liked this, you may also like: Spooner & The Secret Six, with Phil Magness, Liberty Chronicles Podcast: https://www.libertarianism.org/podcasts/liberty-chronicles/spooner-secret-six-phil-magness Was Frederick Douglass a Libertarian?, Liberty Chronicles Podcast: https://www.libertarianism.org/podcasts/liberty-chronicles/self-made-frederick-douglass-tim-sandefur Libertypublicans, Liberty Chronicles Podcast: https://www.libertarianism.org/podcasts/liberty-chronicles/libertypublicans
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