Two very famous American revolutionaries and friends, who worked side-by-side in 1770’s and 1780’s, provoking a movement that resulted into America gaining its independence from Great Britain, became bitter political enemies prior to running against each other for President in the election of 1800. And, who was James Callender?

With July four right around the corner, and the many anti-Christian comments being repeatedly publicized, it seemed a good time to do a little research on the foundational documents of this country.

Some interesting facts about the signers of the Declaration and Independence and on our country in general.

A small amount of information on the first and second Continental Congress of the United States.

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The betrayal of American ideals.

A short history of the “State of the Union” speech.

Most of us consider knowledge to be desired; a good thing to acquire. Yet there are situations according to some of the “great minds” of the world when knowledge is not beneficial.

It discusses the historical misinterpretation of the American Revolution as having been supported by only about a third of the people.

Paul Revere (1735-1818) was a silversmith and engraver who became an American folk hero after his midnight ride to warn patriots of impending British troop movements.