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John Dickinson and the Case Against Independence

John Dickinson and the Case Against Independence

by Rob Natelson | Jun 14, 2026 | American Revolution, Declaration of Independence, John Dickinson

July 1, 1776, witnessed one of the most consequential debates in American history. The venue was the floor of the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia. The topic was whether America should declare independence. The principal participants were the passionate...
A Single Step: The Ancient Wisdom that Won American Independence

A Single Step: The Ancient Wisdom that Won American Independence

by Michael Boldin | Dec 28, 2025 | American Revolution, Ancients, Founding Principles

“A single step” beyond the limits of the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson warned that just one solitary act lays the foundation for unlimited power. Consider the road to 1776. It wasn’t about a tiny tax on tea; it was about the claimed authority to levy it. From the...
Thomas Paine’s Common Sense: A Timeless Call for Liberty vs Unlimited Power

Thomas Paine’s Common Sense: A Timeless Call for Liberty vs Unlimited Power

by Michael Boldin | Jan 10, 2025 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, Historical Documents, History, Thomas Paine

Government … even in its best state … is still evil. Thomas Paine didn’t pull any punches in Common Sense. First published on January 10, 1776, it remains one of the most important pamphlets in American history. Far more than a rousing call for...
James Madison on the Ignored “Fundamental Principle of the Revolution”

James Madison on the Ignored “Fundamental Principle of the Revolution”

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 1, 2024 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, James Madison

Forget schoolhouse history. James Madison exposed a much deeper truth about the American Revolution. It wasn’t just “taxation without representation.” He argued that the real fight was over fundamental principles: the colonists’ right to local,...
The Wicked Rebellion: General Clinton’s Amnesty Offer and North Carolina’s Rejection

The Wicked Rebellion: General Clinton’s Amnesty Offer and North Carolina’s Rejection

by Mike Maharrey | May 5, 2024 | American Revolution

No deal. That’s pretty much how North Carolina patriots responded to British Major General Henry Clinton’s proclamation condemning what he called their “wicked rebellion” along with his offer of amnesty for everyone, but two, who would return allegiance to the King. ...
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