Tag Archives: English Civil War

Has this happened before…

Posted on February 18, 2012 by J.Paul

Our goal is to sort out if this type of conflict that exists in America today — starting with reactionary progressivism, conservatism, and liberalism and has these ideologies occurred in America’s history before. Additionally, according to both experts we’ve dealt … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Correctness | Tagged brokerage houses, Charles I of England, England, English Civil War, Eric Holder, executive branch of government, Federalist Papers, John Winthrop | Comments Off

The Englsih Transformation of 1630s

Posted on February 13, 2012 by J.Paul

Cromwell’s rise to power was in part the outcome of religious conflict and dissent present since the Lolland’s of the 14th century. However, these religious radicals and even the Protestant Reformation did not seem to affect society greatly, and in … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Correctness | Tagged Anglicanism, Catholic Church, English Civil War, Protestant Reformation, protestant religion, religious radicals, United States | Comments Off

Before the Founders…what was America like?

Posted on February 11, 2012 by J.Paul

What was America like for those who settled before the 120 years when the Founding Fathers arrived on the scene? As we’ve stated in several previous writings most, if not all of the Founders were born here; yet the facts … Continue reading →