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(Please see the note at the bottom for an important Thursday event.)

There is probably no single day in history more decisive for the creation of the United States than Christmas Day 1776. A few thousand ordinary individuals, ragged, largely barefoot, hungry, and as varied in ethnicity, nationality, race, religion, social and financial standing, as any group one could possibly imagine, united and achieved a remarkable victory that turned the tide of the war for the American Revolution. What was the character of these men? What united them despite their diversity and differences? What made them so dissimilar from the British soldiers and their mercenary armies, which had so ruthlessly crushed numerous other colonial uprisings? We will examine the exemplary case of the Marblehead Regiment, the soldier-mariners, who rowed Washington across the Delaware. This knowledge of our true roots is indispensable to returning ourselves and America to our true revolutionary identity. . .

If you are in the NYC area and wish to attend in person, use the RSVP button to receive the details about the location. Otherwise, you may join us on Friday by using the YouTube link below.

NY Symposium, Friday, December 20, 8:00 pm: The Miracle of Christmas 1776

On Thursday, December 21, at 5:30 pm,? there will be a rare screening in Manhattan of the powerful film, 8:15 Hiroshima from Father to Daughter. This movie is based on interviews conducted by Dr. Mikamo of her father, who managed to survive the nuclear bombing of Japan.? There is also an option to watch online.? Click here for the details.

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--Diane

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