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Birth of Freedom Shorts Series: How did Plato and Aristotle justify slavery?

by Brittany Hunter on Tuesday, October 28, 2008

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In this week’s Birth of Freedom short video Sam Gregg, author of On Ordered Liberty, discusses the views that two influential ancient philosophers held regarding human equality and the practice of slavery.

If you haven’t seen the other 7 video shorts, you can check out the rest of the series, learn about premieres in your area, and discover more background information at www.thebirthoffreedom.com.

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