Nullifying the Stamp Act
Few episodes in American history have so effectively demonstrated how to confront and end the enactment of malignant and unconstitutional laws.
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The Evolution of Sovereignty in American Political Thought
there was a more fundamental revolution that began long before the first shot was fired and ultimately drove Americans to seek independence– a revolution of thought.
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Nullifying the Stamp Act: Government Replaced by the Sons of Liberty
The Stamp Act was nullified by the official bodies of the colonies, but even more so by the direct action of the people
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How the British Gun Control Program Precipitated the American Revolution
Had the American colonies lost their war for independence, the British government intended to strip them of all their guns and place them under the thumb of a permanent standing army.
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The Peoples’ Nullification: Resistance to the Stamp Act of 1765
Immobilizing the distribution of stamps, supplemented by official protests to Britain, could only be the first step in the peoples’ nullification of the Stamp Act.
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Kick Open the Doorway to Liberty: What Are We Waiting For?
What Americans today must decide is how committed they are to the cause of freedom and how far they’re willing to go to restore what has been lost.
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Everyday People and the American Revolution
We would do well to remember that, in the end, it was the courage and resolve of common, everyday people that carried the day.
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General Warrants: From Colonial British to the NSA and FBI Today
Judge Andrew Napolitano discusses the unconstitutional practices of both the FBI and NSA – and relates them to the straw the broke the British empire’s back: General Warrants.
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Fourth Amendment: The History Behind “Unreasonable”
Today’s surveillance state is the very definition of unreasonable, and it’s up to us to rein it in.
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Liberty Takes Work: The Easy Path Leads to Tyranny
In her pioneering book, History of the American Revolution, Mercy Otis Warren (1728-1814) asks why people are so willing to obey the government and answers that it is supineness, fear of resisting, and the long habit of obedience.
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