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Jefferson
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13 July 2011
Thomas Jefferson: Oenophile
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During his first term as President, Jefferson spent seventy-five hundred dollars—roughly a hundred and twenty thousand dollars in today’s ...
29 June 2011
"small land holders are the most precious"
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One text always leads to another. As I continue my efforts to comprehend the incomprehensible, to probe into the foundations of the hyper-co...
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20 August 2009
Washington, Adams, Jesus
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Jesus is benevolence personified, an example for all men. John Adams How significant was Christianity to the American Revolution? To the ...
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24 July 2009
Calvin and the Constitution
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History is eloquent in declaring that American democracy was born of Christianity and that Christianity was Calvinism. Loraine Boettner, Th...
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13 July 2009
Laying Claim to Sacred Land
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In 1938, as often before and after, Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore, offered a reading of the significance of the four U.S. P...
18 April 2008
Thomas Jefferson: Abolitionist?
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In his Notes on the State of Virginia (1787), written during the American Revolution, Thomas Jefferson identified slavery as a "blot...
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12 April 2008
Founders, Slavery, Public Schools
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In a coffee shop this week, I overheard criticism of public school teachers that nearly pulled me into a conversation that was mostly none o...
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31 March 2008
Vertigo and the Sublime
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I never read one book, but always have a half dozen or more going at once. I read some books in particular places, and carry others until I’...
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