July 2, 2009--Legal Lad, a.k.a Adam Freedman wrote an op-ed on the history behind the Declaration of Independence and the 4th of July that appeared in The New York Times to mark the national holiday.
Legal Lad host Adam Freedman is a lawyer and a regular columnist for the New York Law Journal and Vocabula Review. Freedman’s legal commentary has been featured in The New York Times, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, and on Public Radio. He holds degrees from Yale, Oxford, and the University of Chicago.
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