The Turning Point

The Turning Point

This comic details how George Washington and his Continental Army are nearly crushed in the Battle of Long Island but saved by a miraculous escape. Then, as the Patriots are driven from New York, Washington crosses the Delaware and stages a stunning attack on the...

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The Declaration

The Declaration

The year 1776 is a year that changes world affairs with the Declaration of Independence and George Washington at the head of the Continental Army.

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The Gathering Storm

The Gathering Storm

Abigail Adams narrates some of the most iconic moments of the American Revolution as tensions mount between the American colonies and the British with the Stamp Act, the Boston Massacre, and the Boston Tea Party.

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The Awakening

The Awakening

The Great Awakening, a dramatic spiritual revival, sweeps the colonies beginning in the 1730’s and a scientific revolution is taking place with people like Benjamin Franklin. The French and Indian War sets the stage for a revolution that will change the world.

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The Dominion

The Dominion

In 1688, the Reverend John Wise led a little-remembered rebellion against the Dominion of New England which served as a forerunner of the American Revolution nearly 90 years later. Meanwhile a similar “Glorious Revolution” is taking place in Great Britain.

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The Wilderness

The Wilderness

Banished from Massachusetts, Roger Williams flees into the wilderness, where he  introduces the concept of “Soul Liberty,” the bedrock principle that the religious beliefs of Americans cannot be dictated by a government or official church. "The Wilderness" tracks...

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A New England

A New England

John Winthrop leads a courageous group of Puritan adventurers across the ocean in 1630, creating a New England--a "city upon a hill," as he calls it. "A New England" describes their vision for a religious and democratic society, breaking down stereotypes of Puritan...

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Way of the Sensei

Way of the Sensei

Every Sunday morning, before church, I go running with my youngest son along the paths winding through the University of Illinois Arboretum. Along the route, we pass Japan House. So it was only fitting to do a feature story on the man behind Japan House, Shozo Sato....

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A Tale of Two Tombs

A Tale of Two Tombs

Our tour group gathered beneath a canopy at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, listening to our guide on a beautiful, shirt-sleeve day. To one side, we could hear the singing of another church group gathered near the tomb, and to the other side was the cacophony of the...

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By Doug Peterson