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Hamilton's National Bank was nothing like the Federal Reserve. It funded manufacturing and infrastructure, was audited by Treasury, and couldn't monetize government debt. His system of Sovereign Public Credit built the nation.
The untold story: How Washington's determination to build a canal led directly to the U.S. Constitution.
He was the spark that lit the American flame. Discover the "American Prometheus" who championed science and industry, creating a visionary system dedicated to unleashing human potential and building a productive nation.
He was the spark that lit the American flame. Discover the "American Prometheus" who championed science and industry, creating a visionary system dedicated to unleashing human potential and building a productive nation.
Long before the American Revolution, Massachusetts colonists were forging a new kind of society—one that would challenge the British Empire's attempts to reduce America to a supplier of raw materials and slave labor.
The Erie Canal was America's impossible dream—a 363-mile engineering marvel built by lawyers, judges, and teachers who had never seen a canal. Like Florence's great dome, it required discoveries yet unmade and creativity of unborn generations.
Join Bruce Director and Tony Papert as they present a groundbreaking speech by Lyndon LaRouche from September 1990. Delivered while
John Quincy Adams travelled to Cincinnati, OH in early November, 1843 to dedicate and to lay the cornerstone of the
Next year marks the 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence, but we're facing the same British imperial enemy our founders fought. This July 4th offers the chance to forge alliances that can finally defeat them.
Exposing how the so-called "Austrian School" economics is actually British imperial propaganda designed to destroy American economic sovereignty.
The Battle was Joined on April 19, 1775, at Lexington and Concord
In 1900, America was producing more steel than Germany and Britain combined. America was the world’s leading energy producer and consumer. What caused it? Tariffs.
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