John Adams And The Question Of Independence

John Adams And The Question of Independence" target="_blank">John Adams And The Question of Independence from Chuck Thompson

As we move quickly towards the 4th of July, let us look at what one of our forefathers had to say about this concept of Independence.  John Adams And The Question of Independence.  It's only 5 pages and will soon be available for free downloads once SlideShare fixes the bugs on allowing them again.

Oil painting of John Adams by John Trumbull. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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The American Political Ideal - Every American SHould Read This

American Idealism Watch out for big talk from Chuck Thompson

The above was a free giveaway comic back in 1950 by the National Association of Manufacturers.  It is probably more useful today than it was then.  We are sure that there are many in politics today who will hate to see this comic book recirculated.  It sounds all too familiar these days.   Free downloads are available from our SlideShare site on this comic book.  Also, feel free to embed this into your website or share it everywhere.

Williamsburg - Thomas Jefferson Responds

Thomas Jefferson - Response To The Citizens of Albemarle, February 12, 1790" Thomas Jefferson - Response To The Citizens of Albemarle, February 12, 1790 from Chuck Thompson

Thomas Jefferson by Rembrandt Peale: (1805) [cropped] (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

We are now beginning something different for the historic area.  Everyone else covers events and tries to get your attention to get your money.  We are going to save you money and give you what you are coming into the area for.  Real history.  Sure, we will also show you all of the fun stuff too, but we are raising the bar of all the other sites and showing you how it all relates.  And if you want to download a copy of this document?  Please click on the Slideshare link and go to my page where you are more than welcome to download a copy of this document.

The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corp performing in Colonial Williamsburg, May, 2009.  

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