Of Plymouth Plantation is a classic of early American literature, and the manuscript has a story to rival that of Plymouth…
Our blog here on the site hasn't really gotten much attention as of late. I wanted to go ahead and…
In a quiet English village named Scrooby, a group of believers met to observe the Lord’s Day. There were no…
It's hard to believe that it's been over 10 years since I began the Civil War 150th blog, before Discerning…
The sun warmed the open fields as the little band moved down the trail. It was a narrow footpath, and…
A row of sweating men toiled in the hot sun, reaping their wheat. With one hand they grasped a handful…
The founding of the United States was accomplished by a motley group of men who varied in many aspects. They…
The young mother blinked through her tears as she looked at her new house on Cameron Street in Alexandria, Virginia. …
The new life of spring comes to Gettysburg, where more Americans died than any other battle in history.
On December 9, 1833, a young Presbyterian pastor named Daniel Lindley offered his services to the American Board of Foreign…
We welcome Jordan Baker with this guest post on the death of President George Washington. The figure of George Washington…