The Unfinished Republic
Scott EnglishIdeas, history, and citizenship for an unfinished republic.
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The American Experiment | Before There Was Independence
The Revolution Remembered Backward
The American Revolution is usually remembered backward. We begin with 4 July 1776 and arrange everything before it as if the outcome had already been decided. What had been uncertain becomes, in hindsi...
The Federalists Reloaded | The First Test of Self-Government
When Hamilton opened Federalist No. 1, he did not begin with the details of the Constitution. He began with the stakes of the choice.
Americans had declared that rights came before political authority. They had fought a war on that princip...
The Birthright of a Republic
Two Questions, Not One
In April, I argued that the birthright citizenship fight contained two separate questions: what the Fourteenth Amendment means, and whether a president can force a new answer by executive order. The Supreme Court...
The American Experiment
The American Experiment is a new occasional series about how Americans have argued over the meaning of the republic they inherited. These essays begin with the sources themselves and ask how Americans have understood the promise and demands...
American Archives | The Day Before Lexington
The words above were published a week after Lexington and Concord, which should give us pause. We tend to remember Lexington as the beginning of an independence movement already gathering momentum. Yet the men who had just watched the Massa...
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Former chief of staff to Governor Mark Sanford. Capitol Hill veteran. Nonprofit CEO. I write about history, citizenship, liberty, and the unfinished work of self-government.
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