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Totally Dissolved: The Forgotten Vote for Independence

Totally Dissolved: The Forgotten Vote for Independence

by Michael Boldin | Jul 1, 2025 | American Revolution, History

We celebrate Independence on the Fourth of July. But the actual vote to secede from the British Empire and become “free and independent states” – happened on July 2nd, 1776. Twelve colonies voted in favor. None opposed. New York abstained because its delegates...
Live Free or Die: Joseph Warren Meant Every Word

Live Free or Die: Joseph Warren Meant Every Word

by Michael Boldin | Jun 11, 2025 | American Revolution, History, Joseph Warren

Live Free or Die! For Revolutionary War hero Joseph Warren, this was no mere slogan – it was a way of life – and death. Despite the fact that Dr. Joseph Warren is of the greatest American war heroes in history, he’s mostly ignored today – especially...
Patrick Henry’s Virginia Resolves of 1765: Spark of the Revolution

Patrick Henry’s Virginia Resolves of 1765: Spark of the Revolution

by Michael Boldin | May 31, 2025 | American Revolution, History, Patrick Henry

“Not bound to yield obedience.”  That was no mere slogan. It was a warning – and a call to action printed across the colonies in 1765. The British had just passed the hated Stamp Act. But in Virginia, a 29-year-old freshman legislator named Patrick...
No Deal for Gun Control: North Carolina and the “Wicked Rebellion” Against the British

No Deal for Gun Control: North Carolina and the “Wicked Rebellion” Against the British

by Michael Boldin | May 5, 2025 | American Revolution, History, Right to Keep and Bear Arms

NO DEAL – That was the response from the Sons of Liberty and other North Carolina patriots in 1776 to a British “offer” – surrender your guns, abandon your allies, give up your right to local self-government – in exchange for a promise of...
Precedent: Letting Yesterday’s Crimes Justify Tomorrow’s Tyranny

Precedent: Letting Yesterday’s Crimes Justify Tomorrow’s Tyranny

by Michael Boldin | Apr 30, 2025 | Founding Principles, History

“One of the vilest systems that can be set up.”  That’s how Thomas Paine described government by precedent – when government uses power not because it’s authorized, but because someone else got away with it first. No constitution. No...
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