Today is the anniversary of Alexander Hamilton's Report on Manufactures. Read about its principles and how they built our nation in Hamilton Versus Wall Street by Nancy Spannaus. See https://t.co/hxSbw9LGqX
Thanksgiving is one of our premier political holidays, as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln made clear. See my post -- Nancy Spannaus, author of From Subject to Citizen.
Today is the anniversary of Evacuation Day, when the British finally left New York City. The war was over, but not the Revolution. Get more in Nancy Spannaus's From Subject to Citizen: What Americans Need to know about their Revolution https://t.co/bF8SgkIeyi
An interesting fact from Burns' part 3 on the American Revolution: Lord Dunmore personally owned 57 slaves, and never freed a one. His "emancipation" proclamation was a cynical move, by no means "anti-slavery." --Nancy Spannaus
Think the American Revolution was a "tax revolt?" Think again--and get the real story in the book From Subject to Citizen by Nancy Spannaus. We Americans should know our history!
See my interview with the Alexander Hamilton Awareness Society -- published on their Facebook page and on my blog. (I make it easier to get the book.) https://t.co/tGbj2CYVns
On Aug. 28, 1963 Martin Luther King called for redeeming the "promissory note" of the Declaration. I think he took that idea from Abe Lincoln. See one of my posts on that https://t.co/aaGRD97rVl Nancy Spannaus
@SWOConnell You beat me to it -- from this day forward, there was no reason for the colonists to keep loyalty to the King. Many, of course, had already realized that. See From Subject to Citizen by Nancy Spannaus -- on Amazon.