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was impoverished in the land bank scandal in massachusetts and when sam adams junior became radicalized and became, as stacy schiff has reported, instrumental in shaping the revolution itself. so we find ourselves very to the point of having to acknowledge that the american revolution was a by blow what was effectively a revolution in? england not, a result of tyranny, but a result of political instability, but instability that english themselves finally got control of to produce dramat modern innovations, which innovations were paralleled subsequent and indigenously in the americas? my last word so that you do at least what one of the majority innovations was it was the invent of the programmatic political party. burke's response to the kings desire to get rid parties was to defend parties, but also to defend them on the basis of an analysis which says they did not have to be factions. and that analysis he presents us in terms which declare the party must be an association of people committed in advance as to an explicit program to be approved by voters and from that source would sprin

sam is really an expert. he will speak to us today about adam smith and the influence of scottish thought on the founders. thank you. well let me begin by the coolidge foundation and its president amity shlaes and the generous sponsors. the opportunity to speak at this conference. it's a pleasure to be here. so 1776 was a momentous year for. many reasons, and not just because of what americans annually commemorate on july the fourth. on march the ninth, that same year, a book was published that literally changed the world. adams myths the wealth of nations. we remember this book for launching economics a distinct social science as a new way of exploring reality. but in 1776, that time the number of american colonists might have read the wealth of nations, but probably most impressed its concluding paragraphs here, smith argued the trade restrictions associated the british empire would eventually economically quote oppressive and insupportable for the american colonies as the economic development accelerated in the long. smith thought the colonies would decide that the restraints imposed on their trade out

adam koumas to take you through wednesday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sam francis. >> josh, thank you. and very good evening to you. just after 11:00, the top story volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine is ready to work under donald trump's strong leadership to end the war with russia. it follows a phone call with the prime minister, sir keir starmer, who welcomed mr zelenskyy's steadfast commitment to securing peace. the ukrainian leader is calling for a truce in the sky and the sea. if russia agrees to the same as part of steps towards ending the conflict. it comes, though, as tensions between kyiv and washington remain high, with the white house pausing military aid to ukraine. conservative leader kemi badenoch has praised the ukrainian president, though, for, she says, keeping a cool headin for, she says, keeping a cool head in difficult circumstances. farmers have been staging another protest in london today over labour's inheritance tax changes, with a pancake day rally near parliament. they're opposing a planned 20% tax on agricultural land and businesses