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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - As we step into the 250th year of this grand experiment we call America, it is time to reflect on the extraordinary gift our Founders entrusted to us: a nation in which the everyday citizen holds the power to shape its direction. We, the people, remain the true vanguards of freedom. From humble colonial beginnings to the Radical Founding, the Constitution's deliberate chains on power, the moral struggle against hereditary slavery, the fire of the Civil War, and the breathtaking Industrial Miracle - this book traces the full 250-year arc of the American Exception. It shows how protective tariffs shielded young industries, how American steel and the railroads that followed stitched a continent together, and how ordinary citizens turned risk into unmatched prosperity.>Written with unapologetic honesty, vivid concept art, and primary-source evidence, The American Exception: The 250 Year Arc stands apart from both the overly polished schoolbook narratives and the guilt-focused revisions of recent decades. It honors the real struggles while celebrating the self-correcting genius of the system our Founders designed - a system that still works when citizens choose to keep it. Perfect for readers who love American history, economic independence, constitutional principles, and the timeless truth that the proof of our Founders' vision is still living today.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Seven in ten Americans once trusted the press. Today it's fewer than three in ten, the lowest number ever recorded.>This volume follows the collapse of America's shared information system from Benjamin Franklin's 1731 printing standard through the Fairness Doctrine's rise and repeal, the birth of partisan cable news, the ownership chains stacked above your local newsroom, the algorithms that replaced human editors, and a 65-year fight over whether the government's own information apparatus should reach its own citizens, a fight still active in Congress as this book goes to press.Along the way, the book documents: - Why a 1949 FCC rule and a 1987 repeal still shape what you see on the news tonight- How Facebook's own internal research, filed with the SEC under oath, described the mechanics of outrage- The 1971 organizing manual whose tactics converged, without anyone copying anyone, with how modern media actually operates- A 1972 Supreme Court case most Americans have never heard of, and the fifty-year fight in Congress to answer the question it left open>The tenth volume in The Black Umbrella series, a documentary history of limited federalism and centralized power. The series tracks where the lines merge between the mechanics that sustain the two structures.…

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