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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 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...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 19: Hold the Tower
In the spring of 1780, the British had a plan to end the war in the west.
While Cornwallis pressed north through the Carolinas and Clinton held New York, a third arm of British strategy reached down from Canada toward the Mississippi River...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 18: Hold the Ground No One is Watching
In the spring of 1781, every American eye was on Virginia.
Cornwallis was burning plantations in the Tidewater. Lafayette was running to stay alive. Washington was moving south to close the trap at Yorktown. The fate of the Revolution seem...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 17: Ask For the Hard Assignment
Alexander Hamilton had been at war for five years.
He had crossed the Delaware in the dark and the ice. He had survived Valley Forge. He had stood in the smoke at Monmouth and held the line when lesser men broke. He had watched George Wash...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 16: Some Men Are Sent to Hold, Not to Win
By the morning of August 27, 1776, the American Revolution was four hours from ending.
The British had moved 20,000 men through Jamaica Pass overnight, flanking the entire American position on Long Island without firing a shot. General How...
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