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The Framers did not violate their trust

The Framers did not violate their trust

by Rob Natelson | May 4, 2021 | Constitution, Constitutional Convention

This is the fifth in a series of essays defending the U.S. Constitution against common accusations against it. This essay examines the claim that that the framers – the Constitutionโ€™s drafters – staged a coup dโ€™รฉtatย by proposing a new Constitution.ย As...
Freedom and Prosperity: The Importance of Sound Money

Freedom and Prosperity: The Importance of Sound Money

by Jacob Hornberger | Jan 24, 2020 | Federal Reserve, Founding Principles

Sound money is a key to a free and prosperous society. That principle was clearly reflected in the monetary system that the Constitution established when it called the federal government into existence. Our ancestors didnโ€™t trust government officials with power. They...
The Framers did not violate their trust

Today in History: The Philadelphia Convention Scheduled to Begin

by Dave Benner | May 14, 2019 | Constitution, Constitutional Convention, Founding Fathers

Today in 1787, delegates from the several states convened in Philadelphia to form a convention with the initial aim of proposing amendments to the Articles of Confederation. A number of delegates were not present on May 14, mostly due to the difficulty of travel in...
Today in History: The Philadelphia Convention Convenes

Today in History: The Philadelphia Convention Convenes

by Dave Benner | May 14, 2018 | Constitution, Constitutional Convention

On May 14, 1787, delegates from the several states convened in Philadelphia, forming a convention with the initial aim of proposing amendments to the Articles of Confederation. Over the course of the next four months, they formulated a model for a new general...
Today in History: The Philadelphia Convention Convenes

This Week in History: The Philadelphia Convention Begins

by Dave Benner | May 18, 2017 | Constitution, Constitution, Constitutional Convention, Eleven Years, Founders

When delegates gathered in Philadelphia 230 years ago this week to consider changes to the structure of the general government, many prominent delegates brought plans to create a much stronger central authority, shifting power away from the states. However the...
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