More Than a Plea for a Declaration of Rights

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George Mason's political philosophy and writings, particularly the Virginia Declaration of Rights, are central to understanding his influence on American political thought. Known as the father of the Bill of Rights, Mason's refusal to sign the U.S. Constitution highlights his commitment to individual liberties. John R. Vile explores Mason's contributions, revealing how his ideas shaped the foundational principles of American democracy. This examination spans 271 pages, delving into the significance of Mason's legacy in the context of U.S. history.