Giants of Political Thought: Civil Disobience by Henry David Thoreau and The Liberator by William Lloyd Garrison [2 Audio Cassettes/3 Hrs.]

(2 Audio Cassettes) CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE is a classic analysis of the individual's relationship to the state. It examines why people obey laws they believe are unjust. Both Gandhi and Martin Luther King were deeply influenced by its call for a conscience. THE LIBERATOR, newspaper published from 1831 to 1865, was the most important voice of the anti-slavery movement in America. It appealed to men's conscience throughout the exciting and tumultous period leading to America's Civil War.