- Foundations of Freedom Series
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The Bell Research Center of Cumming, Georgia is happy to announce a six part series starting February 2nd on the Foundations of Freedom with Bill Potter. There will be plenty of opportunities for discussion and Q & A. The series is Free and Open To The Public.
Please visit The Bell Research Center of Cumming, Georgia
for more information.“Mr. Potter (MA, PHD, abd) brings almost forty years of research, writing, and teaching experience to the History Guild Lyceum. Bill has held teaching positions in college and university programs as well as being a popular speaker at history conferences and tours in the United States and Europe. He is a member of the Georgia Historical Society and is on the Board of Directors of the Conservative Caucus in Virginia. As a specialist in American political and military history, Bill’s lively lectures have been heard by thousands across America on CD and the internet.”
Where:
Bell Research Center
101 School Street
Cumming, GADates:
February 2nd - “The Declaration of Independence”
February 23rd - “The Constitution”
March 2nd - “Church and State”
March 30th - “The Barbary Pirates”
April 6th - “Symbols of Liberty”
April 20th - “The Unwilling Immigrants”—————————————————————————
The Declaration of Independence - February 2nd
The men who signed that document pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to bring about the blessings of liberty to their generation and to all those coming after. Some lost their lives, many their fortunes, none their sacred honor. We will look at the salient features of the Declaration and the price paid for its endurance.The Constitution of the United States- February 23rd
The Founders crafted the Constitution to be an instrument to establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to their posterity. We will break down the meaning of each …
- The Electoral College — I Say Keep Itby Richard Freeman
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It is likely that the issue of the Electoral College will be discussed a good deal between now and the election in November, and probably after. It will be a very hot issue if a candidate wins the electoral votes and not the popular vote.
In my view we need …