It was another spring, the night of March 5, 1770, in Boston, which was already a hotbed of unrest against a government which many …
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We’re still fighting the American Revolution in some places. The Civil War is still being played out on the streets and in courtrooms across the country. It’s hard to argue that the founding fathers would have been against gun control when one of the first things Washington did was require everyone to register their weapons. Would the original participants in the Boston Tea Party join today’s tea party? The oft times hidden side of history …
It was another spring, the night of March 5, 1770, in Boston, which was already a hotbed of unrest against a government which many …
Continue Reading about From The History Trekker: A bedtime story for a forgetful country …
The reason the debate over gun control is all screwed up, is because if you look at the issue historically, both sides are right. …
Who do we thank for our independence? Surely not the British for granting us self-rule under duress. Taxation without …
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To stand on Battle Green in Lexington is to literally stand in the place where this country was born. It was here where a group of …
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