The First Prayer in the United States Congress

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The First Prayer in the United States Congress

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION

Fellow-patriots, new readers, loyal readers, and readers who disagree with my theme:

The handy-dandy resource which Hercules Mulligan has proudly presented to the public, The Founders' Bookshelf, has been relocated. It now has a blog of its own, to which I will add posts (from time to time, this will not be updated frequently) on some handy-dandy homework tips on the Founders' writings, as well as how to most successfully search the online editions.

I hope you like the new changes and find them beneficial. I might add, the page makes it feel more ... old-style -- which I like. It is reminiscent (to me, anyway) of that electric feeling one gets when he walks into a library, dusts off books that have been neither read, studied, or reprinted in ages, and embarks upon that little journey through our nation's hidden past. That kind of sense is one of the things that makes studying history an unstoppable obsession (I hear my family snicker). I just want my fellow-explorers, new and old, to share that same passion.

Revisionism: How It Works, Why Its Claims Are False, and What Can Be Done to Stop It

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Revisionism: How It Works, Why Its Claims Are False, and What Can Be Done to Stop It

The Founding Fathers: Perspective on Their Roles

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The Founding Fathers: Perspective on Their Roles

Re: George Washington -- Christian or Deist?

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Re: George Washington -- Christian or Deist?

George Washington: Christian or Deist?

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George Washington: Christian or Deist?

What You Never Learned in History Class about Tom Paine

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What You Never Learned in History Class about Tom Paine

July 4, 1826, and the Dream of Benjamin Rush

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July 4, 1826, and the Dream of Benjamin Rush

John Jay: The Forgotten Federalist

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John Jay: The Forgotten Federalist

The Founding Fathers: An Overview

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The Founding Fathers: An Overview

Welcome to the Blog!

Hello, reader. A warm welcome to this (experimental) blog! I hope you enjoy reading my future posts about the lives and adventures of (my heroes) America's Founding Fathers! I hope your continued visits will prove educational and enjoyable!