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The Albany Plan: Benjamin Franklin’s Forgotten Call for Colonial Unity

The Albany Plan: Benjamin Franklin’s Forgotten Call for Colonial Unity

by Michael Boldin | Sep 24, 2024 | American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Founding Principles

On May 9, 1754 – just about a month before the Albany Congress was set to meet – Benjamin Franklin published his famous Join or Die political cartoon in The Pennsylvania Gazette, symbolizing his now long-forgotten call for a colonial union. Although it was...
Constitutional Genealogy: Benjamin Franklin’s First Articles of Confederation

Constitutional Genealogy: Benjamin Franklin’s First Articles of Confederation

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 31, 2022 | Articles of Confederation, Benjamin Franklin, Founding Principles

Most people recognize that the Constitution evolved out of the Articles of Confederation. But the Articles were also part of a long evolution in political thought and constitutionalism that started long before the colonies’ quest for independence. An important...
Constitutional Genealogy: The New England Confederation of 1643

Constitutional Genealogy: The New England Confederation of 1643

by Mike Maharrey | Aug 25, 2022 | Founding Principles, History

The foundational ideas underlying the Constitution took root long before the founders drafted the document. In fact, they began to take root in the earliest days of American colonialization. The Constitution was the culmination of a radical shift in political thought....
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