Philip Dru: The Novel with no Plot and a Dictator

English: Lesson 120 Is this novel a defense of liberty? The book, Philip Dru: Administrator, A Story of Tomorrow, written by Edward M. House, seems to only have been written to describe what he would do if he was in power. House was the advisor to President Wilson from 1912 to 1919, and Wilson read the …

A Literary Masterpiece and it’s Biblical Language

English: Lesson 100 Did the Gettysburg Address use Christian language and imagery to support the Union cause? The Gettysburg Address is one of Abraham Lincoln's most famous speeches along with this second inauguration speech. It has been cited and quoted throughout the years and it used to be required for children to memorize it in …

Freedom & Unity from the new Constitution

English: Lesson 69 A transcript of your speech at a state ratification convention. Do not let the years of fighting battles for our freedoms and liberties go to waste. Do not let down our fathers and brothers who gave their lives for the freedoms of this great country, only now to give them up. We …

Living a Life in Freedom

Economics: Lesson 80 "My Retrospective Retirement Speech: What I Accomplished, and How I Did It." It is hard to imagine where I will be 50 or 60 years from now, and even harder to imagine what I will have accomplished. I almost hesitate to write anything down on what I think I will say when …

Loyalists to Maskers

Over the past year, Canadians have been wondering why their constitution does not guarantee their civil liberties the same way that the American constitution does. While many of the States during 2020 and the beginning of 2021 have opened up and rid themselves of the ridiculous mask mandates, Canada has gotten worse with stricter mandates, …

Song of the Rebels: Dare not trust the Government

English: Lesson 55 A three-stanza song -- four lines per stanza -- for the Rebels. Dare not trust the government They'll put us all in chains. Dare not trust the Loyalists Slavery's their game. It's not the tax that is too much Our freedom is at stake. It's the power implied that's such That we …