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 14: Do the Work No One Else Will Do in the Place No One Else Will Go
On August 14, 1781, Sergeant Daniel Bissell of the 2nd Connecticut Regiment walked into British-occupied New York City and did not come back for thirteen months.
He was not captured. He was not lost. He was there under direct orders from G...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 13: Conserve Your Decisive Advantage for the Moment It Matters Most
In 1742, Israel Putnam crawled into a wolf’s den with a torch and a rope.
Connecticut’s last wolf had been killing livestock across the colony for years. A hunting party tracked it to a den in Pomfret. The men sent dogs in first. Th...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 12: Hold the Line Through the Winter
The winter at Valley Forge was not especially harsh.
Historians classify it as relatively mild by the standards of the era. There were fewer than ten days of appreciable snowfall. The temperatures were cold but not extraordinary. The famou...
76 Rules of Command, Rule 11: The Pulpit and the Field Are the Same Commission
Peter Muhlenberg finished his sermon on a Sunday morning in January 1776 and told his congregation what Ecclesiastes already knew.
To everything there is a season. A time for every purpose under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die....
76 Rules of Command, Rule 10: The Man Who Handles the Crossing Makes Everything Possible
There is a painting you have seen.
Emanuel Leutze painted it in 1851, seventy-five years after the event. Washington stands in the bow of the boat, coat open, posture commanding, one foot on the gunwale, eyes fixed on the far bank. The fla...
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