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The 1787 Project is an eight-volume exploration of race in American history, tracing the evolution of slavery, political theory, religion, philosophy, and the racial ideologies that shaped civilizations across the world. Challenging popular historical narratives, it argues that America's founding principles of natural rights, individual liberty, and equal justice were conceived in direct opposition to the ancient traditions of tyranny, slavery, and identity-based rule.

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Volume I examines the origins of slavery in antiquity, the development of early racial constructs, and America's relationship to the transatlantic slave trade, presenting a chronological account of the ideas and institutions that have influenced the struggle between liberty and oppression from the ancient world to the present.