Country of Origin:  Britain

Commentary

•  John W. Danford, Roots of Freedom from Chapter 12, "American Liberty"(2000)
•  E. McClung Fleming, from "From Indian Princess to Greek Goddess: The American Image, 1783-1815," Winterthur Portfolio (1967)
•  Stewart Justman, The Hidden Text of Mill's Liberty from Chapter 5, "The Hidden Dimension of Mill's Liberty (1991)
•  G.W. Smith, from "Social Liberty and Free Agency: Some Ambiguities in Mill's Conception of Freedom," J.S. Mill On Liberty in Focus (1991)
•  Brenda Banks, from "Rhetorical Missiles and Double-Talk: Napoleon, Wordsworth, and the Invasion Scare of 1804," Romanticism, Radicalism, and the Press (1997)

Fiction

•  Thomas Love Peacock, Crotchet Castle from Chapter XI, "Correspondence"(1831)
•   Elizabeth Gaskell, Mary Barton from Chapter XVII(1848)
•  Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities from Book Three: The Track of a Storm. Chapter I, "In Secret"(1859)
•  Anthony Trollope, Rachel Ray from Volume II, Chapter XI, "Cornbury Grange"(1863)

Historical Documents

•  Percy Bysshe Shelley, from An Address to the People on the Death of Princess Charlotte (1817)
•  G.W.F. Hegel, Lectures on the Philosophy of History from Part IV, "The German World," Chapter III, "The Exlaircissement and Revolution"(c. 1823-1827)
•  James Haughton, "Liberty," Liberty Bell (1849)
•  John Stuart Mill, On Liberty Chapter III: "On Individuality"(1859)
•  John Stuart Mill, The Subjection of Women from Chapter 4(1869)

Illustrations and Cartoons

•  George Richardson, "Concord, Discord, Liberty, Servitude," Iconology (1779)
•   America Trampling on Oppression (1789)
•  "The Save-all and the Extinguisher!!," (1803)
•  George Cruikshank, "Boney beating Mack—And Nelson giving him a Whack," (1805)
•  George Cruikshank, "Death or Liberty!," (1819)
•  "Free Italy (?)," Punch (1859)
•  Walter Crane, The Triumph of Labour (1891)

Poetry

•  William Blake, "A Song of Liberty" (c. 1793)
•  Mary Robinson, from The Progress of Liberty (1801)
•  William Wordsworth, Selections from The Complete Poetical Works of William Wordsworth (1802-1816)
•  Lord Byron, "Sonnet on Chillon," (c. 1816)
•  Percy Bysshe Shelley, "To Wordsworth," (1816)
•  Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Feelings of a Republican on the Fall of Bonaparte," (1816)
•  Lord Byron, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage from Canto IV(1818)
•  Percy Bysshe Shelley, "An Ode, To The Assertors Of Liberty," (1820)
•  Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Ode to Liberty," (1820)
•  James Montgomery, from Make Way for Liberty! (1828)
•  Hartley Coleridge, "Liberty," (1851)
•  Katherine Barland, "Love and Liberty," Liberty Bell (1851)
•  Oscar Wilde, "Sonnet to Liberty," (1881)
•  Robert Browning, "Why I am a Liberal," (1886)