Shaping the Nation: The Most Influential Philosopher in American Political Thought

What if I told you that the very essence of American political thought, the principles that underpin the nation's foundation, can be traced back to a single philosopher? In the crucible of revolution and nation-building, one thinker's ideas ignited a flame that has burned brightly for centuries. So, who among the great minds of history

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