AmRev Resurrected
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 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’...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 3: Win the Campaign by Absorbing the Battle
Nathanael Greene lost the Battle of Guilford Court House.
He knew he was going to lose it before it started. He designed the battle to lose it in the most expensive way possible for the British. Cornwallis held the field at the end of the...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 2: Position Your Men Where Their Weakness Cannot Cost You
Daniel Morgan had been flogged by the British Army.
Not symbolically. Not as a metaphor for colonial oppression. On a specific day, at a specific post, a British drummer beat 500 lashes into Morgan’s bare back with a cat-o-nine-tails. The...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 1: Take the Initiative Before You Feel Ready
The army was dying.
Not metaphorically. Not in the way public speakers invoke collapse to sharpen their points. George Washington’s Continental Army was dying in fact, in the cold, on the west bank of the Delaware River, on Christmas night...
The Sermon That Started on a Hillside and Ended in Philadelphia
Two hundred fifty years ago today, in a hot room on the second floor of the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia, John Hancock signed his name to a document.
The document had been debated for two days. The vote for independence had bee...
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