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Bohemia, NY — 1/1/25 —The AMAC Book Club is proud to announce that "America’s Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration That Defined It" by C. Bradley Thompson has been selected as our January Book of the Month. This thought-provoking work offers readers a deep dive into the philosophical core of the American Revolution, presenting a compelling narrative about the moral principles that led to the founding of the United States.
In "America’s Revolutionary Mind," Thompson explores the ethical framework that informed the actions and writings of the founding generation. His extensive analysis brings to life the fervent debates and intellectual rigor that culminated in the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, a document that continues to shape American national identity and values. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Thompson argues that the founders were not just political revolutionaries but also philosophers of freedom who envisioned a new world based on individual rights and moral clarity.
As AMAC members read this book, they will gain a renewed appreciation for the founding principles that have guided America for nearly 250 years. This selection is especially timely as we continue to navigate complex societal debates about freedom, rights, and governance. "America’s Revolutionary Mind" not only educates but also inspires, reminding us of the enduring legacy of America's ideological beginnings.
Exclusive Podcast Episode
In conjunction with this month’s book selection, AMAC is excited to feature C. Bradley Thompson on our "Better for America" podcast. In this episode, Thompson discusses the inspiration behind his book, the revolutionary ideals that shaped the nation, and the relevance of these principles today. This engaging conversation offers an in-depth look at the moral and intellectual currents that drove the American Revolution and provides listeners with a unique opportunity to hear directly from the author about his research and conclusions.
We invite all our members to pick up a copy of this enlightening book for a deeper exploration of the book's themes and a chance to discuss its relevance to our current national discourse.
"America’s Revolutionary Mind" is available for purchase here. We look forward to a month of robust discussion and discovery!
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The club read America’s Revolutionary Mind in January 2025. The conversation is still open: tell us what stayed with you. Guests welcome, no sign-in needed.