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What Government Does Well

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By Rexford D. Miller

The Constitution of the United States is a beautifully written and simply worded document that enumerates the function of our central government.

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  • Constitutional History

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LIBERTY

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By Rexford D. Miller

Mankind has been in pursuit of liberty for centuries, it is one of those nebulous concepts impossible to shake. Children raised without guidance seek liberty from their parents, families seek liberty from debt, spouses seek liberty from abuse, citizens seek liberty from tyranny.

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  • Constitutional History

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Who Were The Copperheads?

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By Matthew Miller

Are you a Copperhead?

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HISTORY MATTERS

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By Rexford D. Miller

History Matters! Particularly what isn't taught.

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  • Constitutional History

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Civil War 150th Sesquicentennial: Reconstruction, War on the Mind and Spirit

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By Rexford D. Miller

The intentional, tragic, and unnecessary war in which the effusion of blood was halted in 1865, has reverberated through 150 years and enabled alert observers to see the intended consequences of those echoes, decade after decade. When General Lee surrendered the remnant of the Army of Northern Virginia (approx.26,000 men) to General Grant (approx. 100,000 men) his army was exhausted from winning battles only to lose the war.

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Civil War 150th Sesquicentennial: A War to Free the Slaves?

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By Rexford D. Miller

About 50 years ago we began hearing how the so-called “American Civil War” was all about freeing the slaves. How the North’s pure motives were vindicated by ultimate success and therefore how evil and wrong the South must have been. More recently that mantra has become so pervasive as to be laughable, provided you have studied honest history.

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Civil War 150th Sesquicentennial: A War to Save the Union?

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By Rexford D. Miller

It has been nearly 15 decades since the carnival of blood, euphemistically called the American “Civil War” came to a close. Incredibly expensive, yet it enabled Northern politicians, industrialists, merchants, bankers, and their International Banking handlers to amass immense wealth...

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  • Constitutional History

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Civil War 150th Sesquicentennial

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By Rexford D. Miller

We have entered into an historic period that cycles through the decades only once every fifty years and we are witness to the anniversary of its third cycle. How times have changed since 1911 and 1961. Though systems have supposedly advanced and improved....

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  • Constitutional History

  • Secession

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Marxism Invades America

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By Rexford D. Miller

A very dangerous and malignant disease has infected this country. It began very early, even before this Nation’s founding, among those whose meaning of life was confused. Like many diseases it was spawned in urban street gutters; the gutters of Europe to be exact

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  • Marxism