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Joined April 2018
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A new video on American System Now, featuring a discussion of Nancy Spannaus's book From Subject to Citizen. Take a look, and then get the book.
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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.
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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 amazon.com/Subject-Citizen-A…
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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
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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!
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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 americansystemnow.com/the-de… Nancy Spannaus
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Think we won the Revolutionary War alone? You couldn't be more wrong. See my latest post at americansystemnow.com/who-he…
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Today is the day the 14th amendment to the Constitution became law -- granting birth-right citizenship to those born in the USA and equal protection under the law See From Subject to Citizen by Nancy Spannaus on Amazon.
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Celebrate or Commemorate? Many people ask that about our upcoming 250th anniversary as a nation. I saw commemorate the war, but celebrate the Revolution. To learn more why, read From Subject to Citizen, by Nancy Spannaus, on Amazon
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More than 100 people came together to commemorate Daniel Morgan's 1775 march to Cambridge to join Washington's army against the British. Learn more about the Revolution by buying my From Subject to Citizen book on Amazon.
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Illegal searches and seizures were an issue -- in 1761! The fight led directly into the American Revolution. Read about the history and those who made it at americansystemnow.com/illega…
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