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Common Sense, by Thomas Paine

Madison’s Notes: Federal Convention of 1787: August 12

Federalist Papers No. 60, Alexander Hamilton

Madison's Notes, The Federal Convention, June 9

Respecting the Family of Adams

Empires Must Have Enemies — John T. Flynn

Federalist Papers No. 31, Alexander Hamilton

Federalist Papers No. 42, James Madison

Hamilton on the Disastrous Inefficiencies of The Confederation

Democratic Thinker: History of the Puritans: Preface, Vol. 4

All the President's Churches

John Adams: Divine Destiny or The Most Miserable Habitation

Angry bulls ahead! Stand aside!

Thanksgiving Day 1913: God, Virtue, and Love of Neighbor

The American Crisis No. 10 — Thomas Paine

Madison’s Notes: Federal Convention of 1787: Sept. 06

Madison's Notes: The Federal Convention of 1787: September 11

Majority Power In The United States And Its Consequences

Men That Shall Not Be Beaten — Oliver Cromwell

Madison's Notes — The Federal Convention of 1787 — June 19

Madison's Notes — Federal Convention of 1787 — May 30, 1787

Thomas Paine: If this is not slavery …

The Hard Work of Liberty — Thomas Paine

The Rights of the British Colonies Asserted and Proved — James Otis

Federalist Papers, No. 3, John Jay

Franklin: Freedom of the Press

Braddock’s Defeat, Washington’s Miraculous Preservation

Rehnquist’s Defense in Wallace v. Jaffree (1985)

Samuel Adams—September 27, 1722

Samuel Adams On the Right to Trial By Jury

Madison's Notes — Federal Convention of 1787 — June 25

The Anti-Federalist Papers No. 54

Battle of the Bulge, Prayer, and Victory

Fast Asleep in Philosophical Tranquility as Civil War Looms

Of Parliamentary Eloquence In The United States

What is “the highest good” for you?

Madison: Foreign Relations are the Most Susceptible to Abuse

How Religion In The United States Tends Towards Democracy

Madison's Notes — The Federal Convention of 1787 — June 22

Daniel Webster: Other Misfortunes May Be Borne

Enough is enough!

Hamilton: Letters of H.G., Letter 1

These two things are of supreme importance.

Alexis de Tocqueville on American Sensitivity

William Prescot, and The Battle of Bunker Hill

Massachusetts

Loyalty to Permanence Not Passion — Justice Joseph Story

Hamilton: Address of the Annapolis Convention, 1786

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