THE FOUNDERS' SPEECH TO A NATION IN CRISIS: What the Founders would say to America today. (The Founders' Speech Series)

With more than 3,000 FIVE-STAR RATINGS and a passionate audience of 100,000+ READERS, The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis is now the #1 National Bestseller on America’s Founding principles. The numbers are good. But the reason for the numbers is better. Readers love this book. You can feel the passion in their reviews. “Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! This book is a shocking experience. It’s very moving.” — Christine P. Behind every heartfelt review is a citizen who opened this book carrying a quiet fear — that the America they love is slipping away — that the freedoms they fought for are being slowly surrendered. Then they heard those fears answered in the actual words of the Founding Fathers of our nation. “The way Mr. Rabb wrote this is amazing. It is almost like I’m in the audience listening to all these founders of our nation and contributors to our prosperity! This is a book that needs to be at hand in your home!” — Kayrey Imagine sitting in a church pew, grappling with a mixture of frustration, sadness, and even anger over what has happened to your country. Then seven Founding Fathers walk onto the stage and together deliver a single speech—one that so completely captures the moment you are living through, so clearly points the way forward, and so powerfully reminds you why you love this country that, before you know it, you are on your feet, cheering, clapping, and ready to defend the liberty they risked their lives to secure. It was the Tyranny theme that hit you hardest. When Madison warned that liberty dies by gradual and silent encroachments, you recognized the censors and bureaucrats among us today. When Adams described the cancer of government dependence, how revenue creates pensioners who demand more revenue, you felt the ache of what has been surrendered: the independent American spirit that built this nation. In that moment, you realized what you are fighting against, and what you are fighting for. That is why you stood. And as you look around, you realize that you are not alone. That you are joined by patriots from every acre of this land who are ready to stand for the good that is America. That is why readers not only finish the book, they cheer for it. They share it. And they return to it for hope. “To imagine if America’s Founders could come back to speak to us today — in their own words, regarding Liberty, the Rights of Conscience, the Constitution, and what it means to have true Reverence for the Law. Well, in reading this book, you will come to realize that they actually have come back to us — through ‘The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis.’ Kudos to you, Mr. Rabb. Very well done, indeed.” — Chuck Payne, Georgia State Senator To create this message from their generation to ours, Steven Rabb spent two years inside thousands of original texts and letters — driven by a single conviction: that the Founders’ own words, gathered for this moment, would do what no modern voice can. “I fought and bled for this nation and the Constitution for nearly 30 years. This book’s message is a final wake-up call to the freedom-loving people of this nation. They are few, but we are many.” — Wayne C. The Founders saw this moment coming. This book is their message to us. The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis “The book is something of a vade mecum, a book of common (political) prayer, something to which we can and must return when we need to be reminded of the stakes and the wishes of liberty’s adversaries. One hopes that it will be shared widely and that readers will attend to its collected wisdom.” — Richard B. Schwartz, Professor of Literature, University of Missouri “Besides the Bible, this book is my favorite.” — Kevin B.
ASIN: 173581640X
VSKU: PKV.173581640X.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Rabb, Steven
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there!