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Revisionism: How It Works, Why Its Claims Are False, and What Can Be Done to Stop It
Monday, August 13, 2007
Revisionism: How It Works, Why Its Claims Are False, and What Can Be Done to Stop It
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 8:58 PM 4 comments
Labels: Alexander Hamilton, controversy, George Washington, Patrick Henry, Religion and the Founders, revisionism, Thomas Jefferson
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
The Founding Fathers: Perspective on Their Roles
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The Founding Fathers: Perspective on Their Roles
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 3:51 PM 2 comments
Labels: Benjamin Franklin, Founders' roles, lesser-known Founders, Religion and the Founders, revisionism, Thomas Jefferson
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Re: George Washington -- Christian or Deist?
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Re: George Washington -- Christian or Deist?
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 5:12 PM 19 comments
Labels: controversy, George Washington, Providence in history, Religion and the Founders, revisionism
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
George Washington: Christian or Deist?
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George Washington: Christian or Deist?
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 1:02 PM 9 comments
Labels: controversy, George Washington, Providence in history, Religion and the Founders, revisionism
Thursday, July 19, 2007
What You Never Learned in History Class about Tom Paine
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What You Never Learned in History Class about Tom Paine
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 2:18 PM 1 comments
Labels: Common Sense, Founders' roles, politics, Religion and the Founders, revisionism, Thomas Paine
Friday, July 6, 2007
July 4, 1826, and the Dream of Benjamin Rush
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July 4, 1826, and the Dream of Benjamin Rush
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 2:18 PM 2 comments
Labels: anecdotes, Benjamin Rush, dream, John Adams, July 4, Providence in history, Thomas Jefferson
Friday, June 15, 2007
John Jay: The Forgotten Federalist
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John Jay: The Forgotten Federalist
Posted by Hercules Mulligan at 12:43 PM 1 comments
Labels: Alexander Hamilton, biography, Federalist Papers, Federalists, Founders' roles, Jay Treaty, John Jay, politics
