The Roots of the Republic: Greece, Rome, and the Birth of American Liberty
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The Roots of the Republic: Greece, Rome, and the Birth of American Liberty
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The Roots of the Republic: Greece, Rome, and the Birth of American Liberty
In this episode of Roots, Rights & Reason, host Lee Smith speaks with Harvard Professor James Hankins about the civilizational roots of the American constitutional republic in “The Roots of the Republic: Greece, Rome, and the Birth of American Liberty.” Hankins explains that America stands within a tradition stretching back to Athens, Rome, and Jerusalem. From Greece came citizenship, self-rule, and the role of reason and persuasion in public life; from Rome came republican institutions, the rule of law, and the principle that political authority must rest on a higher moral order.
Smith and Hankins explore how the Founding Fathers studied classical history, especially the Roman Republic, as they designed American government, mindful of the dangers that ended earlier republics. The conversation also reflects on how classical traditions shaped American civic culture, from civil discourse to a social ethos of civic equality and why preserving civilization requires teaching younger generations to value the artistic, intellectual, and moral achievements that made liberty possible.
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