In this special bonus episode of History in Decades, Jim Rand looks at the personal courage of the fifty-six men who signed the Declaration of Independence. They were not abstract philosophers. They were lawyers, planters, merchants, and fathers who understood that putting their names on that document was an act of treason that could cost them everything. This is the story of real risk, moral conviction, and the kind of character required to stake life and fortune on the idea of self-government.

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The Odyssey: Short & Engaging Retellings

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