Lamont, Corliss (1902-1995)

Back to the Bill of Rights & The Independent Mind. [Basic Pamphlets on Civil Liberty]

New York: Basic Pamphlets, 1952.

Stapled wraps; 5.5 by 8 inches; 16 pages. The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. minimal shelf handling wear. 1954.

Back to the Bill of Rights and The Independent Mind by Corliss Lamont are two important works that reflect his commitment to civil liberties and intellectual freedom.

Back to the Bill of Rights is a brief yet impactful pamphlet, emphasizing the importance of the Bill of Rights in safeguarding American democracy. Lamont stresses the need to protect these fundamental rights against any encroachments and urges citizens to be vigilant in defending their freedoms.

The Independent Mind is a an essay that explores Lamont’s humanist philosophy and his dedication to intellectual independence. Through these essays, Lamont delves into topics such as ethics, politics, and the nature of human existence, advocating for reason and autonomy. [Adapted from Reviews]

Subjects: U.S. Constitution, First Amendment Rights, Intellectual Freedom, Humanist Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Civil Liberties, Humanism.

Item #20755

Price: $24.00