George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison are names typically associated with America’s founding, but others deserving mention are cloaked in obscurity. One such man is Dr. Joseph Warren, a Massachusetts native and patriot who played an instrumental role in the drive for America’s independence. Warren was a respected physician in the 1760s. The son…
PREMIERING 10 PM ET: Celebrating America’s Freedom | America’s Hope (July 4)
July 4, 2023
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Celebrating America’s Freedom. An in-depth look at America’s Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Kelly Wright examines the USA’s noble cause for freedom on America’s Hope. …
PREMIERING NOW: Celebrating America’s Freedom | America’s Hope (July 4)
July 4, 2023
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Celebrating America’s Freedom. An in-depth look at America’s Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Kelly Wright examines the USA’s noble cause for freedom on America’s Hope. …
Celebrating America’s Freedom | America’s Hope (July 4)
July 4, 2023
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Celebrating America’s Freedom. An in-depth look at America’s Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Kelly Wright examines the USA’s noble cause for freedom on America’s Hope. …
Revolutionary War General’s Statue Removed From Albany, New York City Hall Over Slave Ownership
June 12, 2023
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A statue of a Revolutionary War general was removed from City Hall in Albany, New York, on Saturday over his ownership of slaves. City workers removed the statue of Maj. Gen. Philip Schuyler before loading it onto a trailer and hauling it to a storage facility. The statue’s removal fulfilled an executive order that Democratic…
John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg: ‘A Time for Peace and a Time for War’
On January 21, 1776, Lutheran Pastor John Peter Muhlenberg of Woodstock, Virginia preached from the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, “To everything there is a season … a time of war, and a time of peace.” Opening his clerical robe to reveal the uniform of a Continental Army Colonel, Pastor Muhlenberg then added, “and this is…
John Trumbull: Capturing our Revolutionary Origins
June 29, 2021
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July 4, 1776: The Declaration of Independence is signed, and the United States of America emerges as a free and independent country after years of conflict and turmoil. The birth of the American nation also heralded a new chapter in world history. These facts are rooted firmly in American history and inform our culture and…
Independence and ‘Common Sense’
In 1774, an Englishman named Thomas Paine, having met Benjamin Franklin and received letters of introduction from him, immigrated to Pennsylvania and entered the print media industry. Paine’s ties to Franklin thrust him into revolutionary circles almost immediately, and, at his American friends’ urging, in early January 1776, he published an essay called “Common Sense.”…
New York’s Liberty Pole
In the decade leading up to the American Revolutionary War, Boston wasn’t the only scene of intense friction between British soldiers and American colonials. Imperial troops had likewise been stationed in New York. It’s a truism in history that occupying armies, whatever their original intentions, eventually breed resentment from the locals. While Boston had its…
The Lone Wanderers of the Revolution
Commentary WASHINGTON—Walk toward Anderson House on Massachusetts Avenue, just off Dupont Circle, and the first thing you see is a remarkable bronze of George Washington guarding the entryway. Walk inside and your breath will be nearly taken away by the opulent beauty and all the splendor of the Gilded Age. This was once the winter…
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