Which is where I find “unalienable” interesting, and a source of our understanding of civil rights which comes to fuller flower in the Bill of Rights, some 15 years later.

But these rights weren’t always “unalienable.” In early drafts of the Declaration — in the handwriting of its primary author, Thomas Jefferson, as well as another writer, John Adams ...

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Knapsack: A few recurring thoughts about education Which is where I find “unalienable” interesting, and a source of our understanding of civil rights which comes to fuller flower in the Bill ...

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Move on, Mr. President. You lost. Man up and admit it. Follow George Washington and all of your predecessors who transferred power peacefully before you.

Granville Sentinel columnist Jeff Gill examines the meaning behind "unalienable rights" in the Declaration of Independence.