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Justice, Law, and the Creation of the American Republic: The Forgotten Legacy of James Wilson - Vimarsana News

Justice, Law, and the Creation of the American Republic: The Forgotten Legacy of James Wilson

James Wilson was one of six men to sign both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. He was also a sophisticated thinker who had a significant impact on America'sFounding. Although he did not win every battle in the FederalConvention of 1787, America's constitutional system as it hasdeveloped over time closely resembles his vision.

Meet the American who first commanded the Marines: Revolutionary War hero Samuel Nicholas - Vimarsana News

Meet the American who first commanded the Marines: Revolutionary War hero Samuel Nicholas

Major Samuel Nicholas was the first captain of the Marines and in 1776 led his men on a daring raid on the Bahamas, establishing the Marines as a formidable fighting force.

Libertyville DAR Announces American History Essay Contest Topic - Vimarsana News

Libertyville DAR Announces American History Essay Contest Topic

Are you in grades 5th through 8th? You are invited to participate in the NSDAR's American History Essay Contest

Why 'All in the Family' would be all but impossible to pull off today - Vimarsana News

Why 'All in the Family' would be all but impossible to pull off today

In his comedies, Norman Lear made disagreement a form of patriotism. Now, the society he depicted is so polarized that love of debate seems quaint.

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Norman Lear at 100: You couldn't make 'All in the Family' now - Vimarsana News

Norman Lear at 100: You couldn't make 'All in the Family' now

In his comedies, Norman Lear made disagreement a form of patriotism. Now, the society he depicted is so polarized that love of debate seems quaint.