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This 15 minute per episode podcast seeks to look at historical American documents such as the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers, texts such as Paine’s “The Rights of Man,” and other key pieces with detailed brevity piece by piece. The purpose is to understand what the founding fathers put in place, why they did so, and why it matters now more than ever. Most of this is no longer taught in the classroom despite being critical knowledge to sustain our Republic. We see now more than ever the damage that failure is doing. As Thomas Jefferson said, “An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people.”
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semiweekly
Duración media del audio:
13 minutes
Inglés
Estados Unidos
5 episodios
desde 11 de febrero de 2021
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This episode reviews Federalists 3 through 5 to see the reasons why a union could provide a greater defense than individual states or smaller confederacies.
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This episode looks at federalist 4 and the ability to defend America better as a union rather than individual states. Additionally, it looks at how a union is less likely to invite war than separate states or confederacies.
Today I depart from the discussion on the federalist papers to discuss the “why” behind the “what” we are looking at. While this program will never be about myself, understanding the motivation brought to it helps to engage in the reasoning. This episode also looks at the inspiration that such figu…
Federalists numbers 2 through 5 discuss the “dangers from foreign forces and influence.” This episode looks at Federalist #2 and the reasons for why a political union of the different states made sense to not only liberty, but to peace and prosperity of the whole of the states
Introduction to the Inaugural of the History for Today podcast. This show will delve into such documents as the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers, debates surrounding independence, the amendments to the constitution, and other founding documents to glance over their meaning and importance, even…
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