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NEWLY ADDED: Thanksgiving Proclamations of 1789, 1795 and the Linicoln's Proclamation of 1863, the first national day of Thanksgiving. |
Documents of Freedom
Primary sources bring life and relevancy to the past. From the struggles of the earliest colonists to eke out a living and devise a method for self-government, to the United States' present status as the world's only superpower, Americans have blazed an extraordinary trail. As America's narrative unfolds in documents from the people who witnessed it, the basic principles of liberty, freedom and equality continue to serve as the nation's basic goals.
Documents of Faith
President Woodrow Wilson said, "A Nation which does not remember what it was yesterday, does not know what it is today, nor what it is trying to do." As our American history is in a state of revision, we believe it is important to remind ourselves of our Christian heritage. By reviewing and reading primary source documents; letters and journals of our Founding Fathers and Patriots, a glimpse through time will afford us an opportunity to look back on what we were yesterday and what we hope to accomplish today.
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