Taking Our History Seriously
The Canadian philosopher George Parkin Grant has observed that Canada and the United States are two countries of European origin with no history before the…
The Canadian philosopher George Parkin Grant has observed that Canada and the United States are two countries of European origin with no history before the…
James Danielson, PhD Anne-Louise Germaine de Stael-Holstein (1766-1817), known as Madame de Stael (commonly pronounced “de Stall”), was a French writer and political theorist whose writings were…
In the last issue of “Front and Center,” we examined the nature of the American state and began to consider how early Americans worked out…
The Philadelphia Convention concluded its business on 17, September 1787. Ten days later, on 27, September, there appeared the first of seven letters written to…
In June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee of Virginia delivered to the Continental Congress a resolution, known as the Lee Resolution, declaring the colonies of…
James Wilson was a Scottish-born Pennsylvanian who was one of the leading jurists in the early years after the ratification of the Constitution. He served…
Speech pathologists in several parts of the country are reporting as much as 300% increases in their business from children struggling to learn to speak…
Today most Americans are in the habit of referring to our form of government as a democracy, but in Article IV, Section 4 of the…