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The Petition of Right: Essential Part of American History

The Petition of Right: Essential Part of American History

by Joe Wolverton, II | Apr 5, 2024 | Featured, Founding Principles

On June 7, 1628 the Petition of Right was ratified by the British Crown in the days preceding the English Civil War. The measure was passed by the Parliament in May and sent to Charles I for his assent, the royal approbation that endowed the writ with force of law. Of...
The Petition of Right: Essential Part of American History

The Petition of Right of 1628: A Forgotten Cornerstone of Our Constitution

by Joe Wolverton, II | Oct 24, 2023 | Founding Principles

Three hundred and ninety-five years ago, one of the most important documents in the history of the creation of the United States Constitution became law, though today there are few who have heard it taught. That seminal statute is the Petition of Right of 1628. This...
Patrick Henry’s Lesson on the Need for a Bill of Rights

Patrick Henry’s Lesson on the Need for a Bill of Rights

by TJ Martinell | Aug 2, 2022 | AntiFederalists, Bill of Rights, Patrick Henry, Ratification Debates

On June 12, 1788, Patrick Henry spoke during the Virginia Ratifying Convention, reiterating the need for a Bill of Rights in the proposed U.S. Constitution before its adoption. During this speech, he offered a history lesson highlighting the importance of preserving...
Understanding the Constitution: The English Foundation

Understanding the Constitution: The English Foundation

by Rob Natelson | Oct 18, 2021 | Founding Principles

Understanding the Constitution requires knowing some English constitutional and legal history. Both the Constitution and Bill of Rights are loaded with words and phrases inherited from England. Indeed, the English inherence has been enormously important in shaping the...
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