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Resurrecting the revolutionary spirit through bold essays on liberty, virtue, and American excellence. Digging deep into the minds of the Founders and the fire of 1776. No nostalgia. No politics. Just truth and grit.
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76 Rules of Command, Rule 8: Make Your Reach Larger Than Your Strength
George Rogers Clark had 170 men and needed Hamilton to believe he had 600.
He solved the problem the way he solved every problem on the western frontier: he used what he had to create the impression of what he needed. He marched his men an...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 7: When You Cannot Disengage Close the Distance
The Bonhomme Richard was sinking.
Not slowly. Not metaphorically. The ship was taking on water through holes the Serapis had put in her hull, the pumps were losing ground, and five feet of water sloshed in the lower decks. Two of Jones’s o...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 6: When Speed Is Your Weapon Do Not Slow Down to Reload
An hour before the assault, Anthony Wayne wrote a letter to a friend.
“This will not reach you until the writer is no more.” He asked his friend to look after his children. Then he folded the letter, sealed it, and led 1,150 men into the d...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 5: Move the Thing Everyone Says Cannot Be Moved
Henry Knox was 25 years old and had never moved a cannon in his life.
He was a bookseller. He had taught himself military engineering by reading Caesar’s Commentaries and Sharpe’s Military Guide in a Boston bookbindery after his father aba...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 4: Lead From the Ground You Actually Stand On
Francis Marion did not have a headquarters.
He did not have a payroll, a supply line, a uniform, or a permanent force. His men came and went based on planting and harvest seasons. He fed them sweet potatoes roasted over open fires on Snow’...
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