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I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.

– Nathan Hale, before being hanged by the British, September 22, 1776

I love my country, not my government.

– Jesse Ventura

Abigail, The First Feminist

Our Founders

April 14, 2024 0

Abigail Adams – First Lady and First Feminist Abigail was born Abigail Smith in Weymouth, Ma on Nov. 11, 1744 to Elizabeth Quincy Smith and William Smith. Young Abigail Smith was romantic, energetic and intelligent, [...]

What Are Unalienable Rights

Our Constitution

April 4, 2024 0

Exploring the Source of Our Rights…and Why No Entity Can Take Them From You Thomas Jefferson was very clear as to the source of our rights and why that was important. No matter what you [...]

Shays Rebellion and the Constitution

April 3, 2024 0

Shays Rebellion was an uprising in Massachusetts that took place in 1787. It was in response to dire economic conditions after the Revolutionary War and Government indifference to the plight of rural Massachusettsans. Shays Rebellion [...]

Our Founders

The Revolutionary Love Story: The Adams Family

February 14, 2024 0

Love, Freedom and a Revolution: The Story of John and Abigail Once upon a time, a boy met a girl. Their love story unfolded amidst the backdrop of a revolution and the founding of a [...]

Our Constitution

America’s First Congress

September 9, 2023 0

America’s First Congress The First Congress and Congress, as we now know it, officially began on March 4, 1789. It came into being due to America’s new Constitution, which was written in 1787. The new [...]

History

The Edenton Tea Rebellion

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The Edenton Tea Rebellion boldly railed against the King of England and made all of the Western world gasp. But, too few know about this courageous act or its impact. The Boston Tea Party [...]

History

Sergeant Major Fleetwood, Civil War Hero

July 21, 2023 0

The battlefield recount of Christian Fleetwood and his heroic actions which led to his Medal of Honor. For perspective, history notes 180,000 black men fought for their freedom in the Civil War. Of those 180,000, [...]

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The Mayflower Compact

June 17, 2023 0

The Mayflower Compact, the first governing document of Plymouth Colony Following several brutal months at sea, the area now known as Cape Cod was finally seen on the horizon by those aboard the ship, the [...]

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