Patriot Echoes – Honoring 250 years of patriot ideals.
  • March 6, 1809, 217 years ago — Death of Thomas Heyward Jr..
  • March 6, 1724, 302 years ago — Birth of Henry Laurens, President of the Continental Congress.
  • March 7, 1707, 319 years ago — Birth of Stephen Hopkins, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
  • March 7, 1699, 327 years ago — Birth of Susanna Boylston Adams, mother of John Adams.
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Patriot Insight

Patriot Insight

Revolutionary Duels.

This section features original commentary, research, and opinion pieces that explore the intersection of civic virtue, religious insight, and foundational principles. Each article draws from the archive’s quotes, documents, and founder profiles to offer deeper context and perspective. Whether you're tracing the spiritual roots of liberty or examining dissent as a civic duty, these essays invite reflection and dialogue

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  • 1866 - Commemorative Banquet

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  • A Day of Public Thanksgiving and Praise: How Americans Around 1776 Celebrated
  • A Republic of Letters: Benjamin Franklin’s Forgotten Alphabet
  • Ages of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence
  • Ages of the Signers of the U.S. Constitution
  • American Independence: The Interest and Glory of Great-Britain
  • America’s Contribution to Constitutional Government - Myrtle Posey (1926)

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  • Civic Wit and Moral Critique: The Silence Dogood Letters
  • Constitutional Clarity and Colonial Resistance: John Dickinson’s Letters from a Farmer

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  • Education of the US Founders
  • Essays on Liberty (Volumes I & II)

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  • Faith and Founding: The LDS View of the Constitution and the Founders
  • Faith and Reason: Religion Among the Founders
  • Founders’ Words in Modern Discourse
  • Founding Mothers: Women Who Shaped the Birth of a Nation
  • Franklin in France
  • From the Battlefields of the Revolution

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  • Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins and the American Founders
  • George Washington and The Founding Fathers

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  • Hardy Murfree Ray — Oration on the Constitution
  • Holmes v. Walton
  • Honesty and the Republic: Founders on Integrity and Moral Strength

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  • Independence Day (1925)

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  • James Franklin — The Rebel Printer of Boston

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  • Liberty and Contradiction: The Founders on Slavery
  • Liberty and Religion: Faith and Law in the 13 Original State Constitutions
  • Liberty, Her Struggles, Perils and Triumphs
  • Lincoln and the Constitution - Helen Bylund (1926)

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  • Meaning of the Constitution - James Tunnell, Jr (1927)

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  • Newer Institutions of Democracy

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  • Pamphlets on the Constitution of the United States, The (by Paul Leicester Ford)
  • Problem of American Destiny

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  • Reason and Reverence: Deist Founders Who Believed in a Creator
  • Rivalry and Republic: Washington vs. Gates in the War for Independence

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  • Secrets in Numbers: The Culper Codebook and Revolutionary Ciphers
  • Sources and Influences Cited by the Founding Fathers

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  • The American Constitution and Its Framers - Ben Swofford (1929)
  • The Constitution - Herbert Wenig (1926)
  • The Constitution - Robert Sessions (1925)
  • The Early Ideals of the Republic in Freethinkers’ League
  • The Echo of Gunpowder: Founding-Era Duels and the Politics of Honor
  • The Essential American Tradition
  • The First Breaking News: July 1776 in the Colonial Press
  • The Nation and the Constitution
  • The Nation and the Constitution
  • The Private Republic of George Washington
  • The Ride Through the Storm: Caesar Rodney and the Vote for Independence
  • The Separation of Powers: How the Founders Engineered a Balanced Republic
  • To Celebrate the Ratification of the Federal Constitution by the State of New-Hampshire
  • Treason in the Ranks: The Plot to Assassinate George Washington
  • Truth and the Republic: Founders on Integrity and Enlightenment

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  • Union & Liberty: Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

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  • What the Constitution Should Mean to an American Citizen - Dorothy Carlson (1927)
  • Wisdom of the Fathers