How does Boucher differ from advocates of independence in his understanding of freedom?

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Mouli · Answer 1 · 2016-09-17T01:14:01+0000

Boucher tends to take a more libertarian view of freedom than many who were in favor of independence--meaning that he feels that personal, individual freedom is more important in general than the freedom of a nation.

How does Boucher differ from advocates of independence in his understanding of freedom?

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