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Cato Institute promoted a book titled "A History of Repeated Injuries," edited by…

Brief

Cato Institute promoted a book, A History of Repeated Injuries, edited by Thomas A. Berry, on June 13, 2026, framing it as an exploration of whether Americans remain subject to the Founders' "injuries and usurpations." The post markets the book as answering that question and provides direct purchase links for Cato Store, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Bookshop.

Why it matters

Cato Institute promoted a book titled "A History of Repeated Injuries," edited by Thomas A. Berry, on 2026-06-13.

Key details

  • The post frames the book around the question whether Americans remain subject to the Founders' cited "injuries and usurpations," asserting the book "asks the uncomfortable question — and answers it."
  • The tweet includes purchase links for Cato Store, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Bookshop (ow.ly/RQNF50Z5o6k; ow.ly/VLv650Z5o6m; ow.ly/u90B50Z5o6j; ow.ly/W1UL50Z5o6i).
Source evidence

Are Americans truly free of the "injuries and usurpations" the Founders complained of? “A History of Repeated Injuries,” edited by Cato’s @ThomasABerry, asks the uncomfortable question — and answers it.

Order your copy now!

Cato Store: ow.ly/RQNF50Z5o6k
Amazon: ow.ly/VLv650Z5o6m
Barnes & Noble: ow.ly/u90B50Z5o6j
Bookshop: ow.ly/W1UL50Z5o6i