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South Carolina, led by former Vice President John C. Calhoun, had threatened to secede from the union over an individual state's ability to void federal tariffs. The tariffs were put in place by Henry Clay and his political allies, and they favored

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lewrockwell.com By Doug Casey

It's an unfortunate historical anomaly that people think about the paper in their wallets as money.

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The term "Herbert" referred to a stiff, rule-keeping bureaucrat. Tie-dye was the clothing of hippies; it was made with bleach and strings. Being old enough to remember how things were "back in the day," I'm always half insulted to see very

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LewRockwell.com by Tom Woods

Following up on his successful and highly regarded James Madison and the Making of America (St. Martin's, 2012), Kevin Gutzman has returned with a fresh look at Jefferson in Thomas Jefferson, Revolutionary:

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http://www.tomatobubble.com

DISCLAIMER TomatoBubble.com is very proud of the founding principles that America was built upon: limited government, God given rights, free enterprise, sound currency, and a Christian-based moral code.

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On this day in 1775, Patrick Henry delivered the most famous speech ever given on American soil. It was his immortal "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death" speech. He gave the speech to the Virginia House of Burgess in Richmond. The question before t

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counterpunch.org by Mike Hastie

March 16, 2017, was the 49th anniversary of the My Lai Massacre, located in Quang Ngai Province, Vietnam. It was Saturday morning, March 16, 1968, when approximately 115 U.S. Army soldiers of the Americal Division's Charlie Company, 1st Battalion,

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This past Monday, March 6, marked the anniversary of the fall of the Alamo outside of San Antonio, Texas, back in 1836. This event is so significant in my mind that I always try to devote a column that honors the heroism of these men on or around the

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https://www.lewrockwell.com, By Joseph Sobran

[Classic, February 19, 2008] -- At this point it is probably futile to try to reverse the deification of Abraham Lincoln.

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In 1780, the two men began leading wagon trains of settlers from Shenandoah County to northeastern Tennessee. Initially, it was because the Revolutionary War was not going well for the Patriots, but later because the war appeared to be won, and t

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