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New Video: Benjamin Franklin's Grand Design and International Dimensions of 1776

Matthew Ehret
Aug 1
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Was the US revolution merely a pragmatic fight between 13 colonies and an overbearing British Empire, or was something much greater at play during the years 1776-1783’s signing of the Peace of Paris?

Could the revolution have been successful without the international cooperation of republican leaders around the world stretching from France, Poland, Prussia, Ireland, Russia, and even India and Morocco? How about the influence of Chinese Confucian thought on the formation of the young republic and why did the Continental Congress choose the name of Muslim freedom fighter Hydar Ali as the name of the first US naval flag ship?

How did Ben Franklin’s discoveries in electricity play a role in recruiting the best minds of Eurasia to the cause of liberty?

What was the role of Morocco in securing victory for American ships against barbary pirates allied to the British East India Company and why was Morocco the first nation to recognize American independence in 1777?

In this 2nd of a series of historical video shorts inspired by the audiobook of Clash of the Two Americas vol 1 (the Unfinished Symphony), narrated by Hugh Patrick Trudeau and produced by Jason Dahl, you will be introduced to the terms of this history as you’ve never seen it before. (Click here for part one)

Click below to watch on Rumble, Bitchute or YouTube…

Watch on Bitchute here

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Martin Bassani
Aug 1

I’ve just finished reading the volume 2 and highly recommend your books. Our history has been whitewashed to serve the imperial/oligarchical interests.

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Tommy
Aug 5

Wow. Stuff I never knew.

"Life's tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late." -BF

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