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Washington in New York -- Chs 4 & 5

CHAPTER 4: UNTRODDEN GROUND It seemed too good to be true. Alexander Hamilton’s two great passions in life--politics and economics--were...

George Washington's Coronation

The day the House of Representatives achieved a quorum, on April 1, 1789, George Washington wrote to a friend: “(I feel) that my movement...

Review: Ferrari, the movie

Unless you're a hard-core motor racing fan--and I do mean hard core--you're not going to find this movie particularly compelling.  Set in...

The Nisley's 2023 Christmas Letter

"PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TO MAN" is the subject of the Nisley's 2023 Christmas Letter Ironically, many of the world's favorite...

Paul's Church Without Wrinkle

All Bible scholars agree: without the missionary work of the Apostle Paul, Christianity would not have survived the First Century AD, as Jesus left nothing in writing, and created no churches to carry on his religious ministry. Thanks to the Apostle Paul's three journeys throughout Asia Minor and southern Europe, early Christian churches were created that kept the infant Christian faith active and alive in the hearts of a few faithful followers.  In the time before the Gospe

Mastery for a Day--outline

Table of Contents Forward -- The Stuff of Dreams Lapping Brands Hatch in Dan Gurney's F-1 Eagle 1 - The Coronation of Stirling Moss The...

Forging a New Nation

It was the beginning of new era in the history of mankind. An otherwise ordinary man in ancient Egypt named Moses, had a meeting with...

In the Bleak Midwinter

If Christmas isn’t Christmas without snow, then you’ll appreciate the following story. It’s from “The Holly Tree” by Charles Dickens....

The Ragged Edge

Chapter 1 -- Round One: South Africa, January 1 Nothing could touch him now. Before, there had been the crowd pressing him, wanting his...

Book review: Sex and World Peace

Can the world know lasting peace without equality between men and women? “Sex and World Peace,” by four acclaimed scholars (Valerie M....

EVERYONE UNDER HIS OWN VINE AND FIG TREE

President George Washington had one final piece of business to perform before the nation's capital moved from New York City to Philadelphia--visit Rhode Island. The Ocean State had been the last of the original thirteen colonies to join the Union, which it did on May 29, 1790, over two years after the new United States government went into effect. Since taking office as president in April, 1789, Washington had visited all the states in New England, except Rhode Island. N

The Greatest Thing in the World

"I was staying with a party of friends in a country house during my visit to England in 1884. One Sunday evening as we sat around the fire, they asked me to read and expound some portion of Scripture. Being tired after the services of the day, I told them to ask Henry Drummond, who was one of the party. After some urging he drew a small Testament from his hip pocket, opened to the 13th chapter of I Corinthians, and began to speak on the subject of Love. "It seemed to me t

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