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

They saw it coming. Their words are a warning to us to guard against the tyranny, the deceit, and the corruption we now face. Their words are also a call to stand and defend all that we love — our faith, our family, and our liberty.Crafted from their writings and letters, The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis is ten urgent themes delivered as a single speech to America today — from the men and women who founded her. And readers love it. You can feel the passion in their voices.“Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! This book is a shocking experience. It’s very moving.” — Christine P. With more than 3,000 FIVE-STAR REVIEWS, readers have made The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis the #1 Bestseller and most trusted source on America’s Founding principles.“An absolutely phenomenal compilation of the wise words of our Founding Fathers. Not only is it a must-read, it will be a hardcopy staple in my library.” — R. OliverBehind every heartfelt review is a citizen who opened this book and heard their deepest fears answered — in the actual words of the patriots who declared Independence, defeated tyranny, and built this nation.“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. In reading this you will come to realize that they have come back to us through this book.” — Chuck Payne, Georgia State SenatorAs you turn the page you feel like you are sitting in a church pew, grappling with a mix of angst and sadness and even anger for what has happened to your country. And then the seven Founding Fathers walk onto the stage, and together give a single speech that so captures the moment you are living through, that so points the way forward, that so reminds you of 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 for. And as you look around, you realize that you are not alone.In one themed chapter after another the Founders make their case for America. Adams reminds us that the Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. Franklin warns us that whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation will begin by subduing the freeness of speech. Madison declares that the accumulation of all powers in the same hands is the very definition of tyranny.The Tyranny chapter hits hardest. When Madison warns that liberty dies by gradual and silent encroachments, readers recognize the censors and bureaucrats among us today. When Adams describes the cancer of government dependence — how revenue creates pensioners who demand more revenue — readers feel the ache of what has been surrendered: the independent American spirit the Founders gave everything to defend. In that moment, the reader understands what we are fighting against — and what we are fighting for.“The book sets forth in stirring eloquence, the rock — the moral codes — upon which this great and noble experiment called America was founded.” — T.P. PfeifferSteven Rabb spent two years inside thousands of original texts and letters — driven by a single conviction: that the Founders’ own words, gathered for our moment, would do what no modern voice can.“The hand of God Almighty was on the creation of this great country, and on the assembled characters who formed our government. Their ability to foresee the problems and threats we face is superhuman. They could be talking with you, today, right this moment! I loved this book!! Every household should have a copy.” — PhoebeThe Founders saw this moment coming. This book is their message to us — in the form of a speech. The Founders’ Speech to a Nation in Crisis. Read more