General Washington And The Other Declaration of 1776
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By Charlton Allen
In July 1776, Congress proclaimed independence—and George Washington prepared an army to defend it.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By Charlton Allen
In July 1776, Congress proclaimed independence—and George Washington prepared an army to defend it.Photo Credit:Joe Biden
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By Meda Parameswara Reddy
Joe Biden was a paradox, for he both honored and flagrantly disrespected the institutions he served.Photo Credit: Image: hendricjabs via Pixabay, Pixabay License.
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By Stephen M. Astrachan
There is a tale of deep antagonism here, and it must be addressed.Photo Credit: Image via Pxhere.
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By J.B. Shurk
National self-sufficiency beats globalism’s mass dependency.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By Joseph Ford Cotto
Yes, they failed on birthright citizenship, but this is still a major win.Photo Credit:Book cover
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By Arthur Schaper
Flames, firestorms, and abject Democrat failure are the clear and present themes throughout the CBS News correspondent’s brand new book.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By Craig Seibert
Jefferson, the Committee of Five, and the making of the Declaration of Independence.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By James Zumwalt
Necessity, and survival, remain the mother of invention.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By Joseph Ford Cotto
The movie is not just a low-budget sleeper hit; it is the rare pop-cultural touchstone in an age of fading cinematic relevance.Photo Credit:Book cover
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By Janet Levy
Jacob Siegel’s brand new book focuses on how rulers and elites use digital tools to calibrate information and control the masses.Photo Credit:James Stuart, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
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By Lars Møller
Demographic eclipse and cultural surrender in post-Christian Europe.Photo Credit:ChatGPT
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By John B. Carpenter
America’s 250th is a great moment to stop and review some of our greatest hits.
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