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Today in History: Orangetown Resolutions Passed in Response to the Coercive Acts

Today in History: Orangetown Resolutions Passed in Response to the Coercive Acts

by Mike Maharrey | Jul 4, 2022 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, History

Exactly two years before passage of the Declaration of Independence, a short series of resolutions passed by residents of Orangetown, N.Y. set forth the foundational principles that supported the colonists’ quest for Independence. The resolutions were part of a...
Unlimited Supremacy, Gun Control and the American Revolution

Unlimited Supremacy, Gun Control and the American Revolution

by Michael Boldin | Jul 1, 2022 | American Revolution, Audio/Video, Founding Principles, History, Path to Liberty

Government schools never teach this stuff. But the American Revolution – and the War for Independence – were about much more than โ€œtaxation without representation.โ€ The Revolution was about unlimited, arbitrary power – complete and total supremacy...
Today in History: Caesar Rodney Dies

Today in History: Caesar Rodney Dies

by Mike Maharrey | Jun 26, 2022 | American Revolution, Caesar Rodney, Founding Fathers

On June 26, 1784, one of the most important founding fathers you’ve likely never heard of died. Caesar Rodney was born in Kent County, Delaware on Oct. 7, 1728. He was a central figure in Delaware’s quest for independence from Great Britain. Rodney was one...
Arbitrary Government: How the Founders Defined Tyranny

Arbitrary Government: How the Founders Defined Tyranny

by Michael Boldin | Jun 20, 2022 | American Revolution, Audio/Video, Declaration of Independence, Founding Principles, Path to Liberty

One of the grievances in the Declaration of Independence, the founders and old revolutionaries not only rejected the notion of โ€œarbitraryโ€ government, they considered it the definition of a tyranny. Path to Liberty: June 20, 2022...
Today In History: Delaware Declares Independence from Great Britain and Pennsylvania

Today In History: Delaware Declares Independence from Great Britain and Pennsylvania

by Mike Maharrey | Jun 15, 2022 | American Revolution, Declaration of Independence

On June 15, 1776, Delaware declared its independence from both Great Britain and the colony of Pennsylvania. Delaware never existed as an independent colony under British rule. The colony of Pennsylvania was split into upper and lower sections with separate colonial...
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