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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 24: Commit Before You’re Ready
In the winter of 1777, the Marquis de Lafayette had everything a French nobleman could want.
He was twenty years old. Nineteen when the plan began. He had inherited one of the great fortunes in France after the deaths of his mother, father...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 23: Hold the Ground Until You Cannot Stand
The man who taught himself French to escape a peasant village and English to cross an ocean did not have to be at Camden.
Johann de Kalb was born in 1721 in Hüttendorf, a hamlet outside Erlangen in Bavaria. His father was a farmer. His fut...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 22: Give Everything for a Country Not Yet Yours
In the autumn of 1777, the Continental Army was losing cavalry.
The war had exposed a problem Washington could not solve from within. The American forces had no trained cavalry to speak of, no doctrine, no experienced officers who understo...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 21: Lead From the Front When They Pull You Back
By October 1777, the Revolution was two years old and running out of time.
The British plan for 1777 was the most ambitious of the war. General John Burgoyne would drive south from Canada through Lake Champlain with nearly eight thousand m...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 20: Come Down Off the Mountain
In the summer of 1780, the war in the South was collapsing.
Charleston had fallen in May. Five thousand American troops surrendered with it, the largest American defeat of the entire war. In August, Camden fell apart. General Horatio Gates...
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