CHAPTER 27: TRANSITION TO PHILADELPIA The Masters-Penn-Morris House at 190 Market Street in Philadelphia seemed palatial to George...

CHAPTER 24: WASHINGTON D.C., THE ANTI-CITY Thomas Jefferson hated cities.  Oh, he loved what they had to offer--fine food and drink, fine...

CHAPTER 21: “THE MOST BITTER AND ANGRY CONTEST" Thomas Jefferson arrived quietly in New York City on Sunday, February 21, and booked...

CHAPTER 19: FRANKLIN'S LAST PUBLIC ACT On his 58th birthday, George Washington supervised the move across town to his new residence, at...

CHAPTER 17: THE PRICE OF LIBERTY The day after George Washington delivered the State of the Union Address, Alexander Hamilton informed...

CHAPTER 13: GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE If you’re staying at a bed-and-breakfast in New England and the sign over the door reads,...

CHAPTER 10: THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION “A Complete Revolution In France.” That was the headline of the New York Daily Gazette, of September...

CHAPTER 6: RUMORS New York City was a hotbed of rumors in the spring and summer of 1789. The most persistent rumor was that a second...

The word "gospel" means literally "good news". Indeed, The Four Gospels are among the most celebrated books of the Bible, as they present the culmination of biblical prophecy dating from the days of Moses. What exactly is this "good news" To quote Christ Jesus, it is as follows: "Where two or more are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them" (Mathew 18:20). "The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand:" (Mark 1:15); "With God nothing sha

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

We all remember Benjamin Franklin as a printer and newspaper publisher; as a wise, bespectacled American sage, who flew a kite and...

What this book does masterfully well is show how the president-elect Abraham Lincoln shored up northern morale in preparation for the...

Elected to office in 2008, Barak Obama was our nation's first African-American president.  As such, he faced continued opposition,...

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

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...

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

Of all the Beatles, John Lennon was the most socially-minded of the four, as evident on such Beatles' classics as,  "All You Need is...

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

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...

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...