Compared to the French Revolution the American War of Independence retained the rule of law and averted tyranny and mass murder.

With the loss of Queen Elizabeth II it is a healthy time to weigh the pros and cons of monarchy as a system of government.

Who opposed the American War of Independence, what did they believe, and what does this teach us of the revolutionaries? Also, maltreatment of the Native Americans and slavery the major counterrevolutionary practices in America.

As Liberty becomes the reality in the American colonies geopolitical conflict sets the King and the colonies on a collision course. Clinton Rossiter’s Seedtime of the Republic suggests the social, economic, religious, and political “American Revolution” took place in the decades before America declared independence.

New ideas about the nature of government, natural rights, and democracy are being discussed in Europe. Meanwhile, in the American colonies these ideas are already becoming manifest in the daily lives of the population.

From the Reconquest of Spain to the Reformation, from Common Law to the English Bill of Rights: the rise of English Liberty.

To understand America’s ideology of Liberty and our society today, it is necessary to look back on the origins of Western Civilization and contrast it with other great civilizations.

There are few decisions as important in our lives as finding a life partner. Explore how to form healthy relationships and avoid toxic ones.

A discussion of the history of the Guadalcanal Campaign and life lessons that can be drawn from it.

Learn new ways to think about political decisions and issues. Including new ways to think about political history, politicians, and their platforms.