Genesis of the Nation of “WE THE PEOPLE”
A comprehensive view of ancient and current history regarding the formation of our nation and the Rule of Law development through the ages; the people and events that made it happen
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: "Genesis of a Nation of We The People offers a unique exploration of American history that transcends traditional narratives found in textbooks. Unlike many historical accounts, it embarks on a journey tracing the values and principles of governance envisioned by the Founding Fathers over 4,250 years. It delves into lesser-known historical contexts and ancient philosophies, providing readers with a multi-dimensional understanding of the roots of American democracy. This approach not only informs but also invites readers to reconsider the foundational ideals of liberty, justice, and unity that continue to shape our nation. What sets this book apart from others is its ability to weave historical examples with contemporary relevance. It does not simply recount events; instead, he engages with the reader by drawing parallels between the past and present and examples with ancient documents the principles that guided the Framers. The author thoroughly examines the enduring significance of these ideas in today's political landscape. The research and clear writing make complex historical concepts understandable , and you can examine them yourself encouraging you to connect with the values that underpin modern governance. The presentation of "Genesis of a Nation of We The People" is clear in its call for unity and reflection on the American identity and should resonate with history enthusiasts and patriots alike, urging them to appreciate the sacrifices and wisdom of the colonial founders. This book serves as a reminder that the principles of democracy are not merely historical artifacts but living ideals that require continual nurturing and understanding. In an era marked by division and uncertainty. This work stands out as a beacon of hope and a call to action, making it an essential read for anyone seeking to grasp the true essence of American democracy. The implications of "Genesis of a Nation of We The People" are profound, as Dr. Jim Boynton not only revisits the foundational principles of American democracy but also prompts readers to reflect on how these ideals can be applied in contemporary society. By connecting the historical values of liberty, justice, and unity to modern governance, Dr. Boynton encourages a deeper understanding of civic responsibility. His exploration of lesser-known contexts and ancient philosophies serves to highlight that the challenges faced today are not new; rather, they are part of a continuum that requires thoughtful engagement and action from all citizens. Most importantly, the book emphasizes the importance of unity in a time of division. A work that serves as a rallying call for individuals to come together in appreciation of their shared heritage and to actively participate in the democratic process. This message is particularly relevant in today's polarized political landscape, where understanding and empathy can often be overshadowed by conflict. "Genesis of a Nation of We The People" is a compelling read for anyone interested in American history, governance, and civic engagement. It’s unique blend of historical analysis and current relevance makes the book not only informative but also transformative. It invites readers to rethink their relationship with the ideals of democracy and literally invites them to take an active role in insuring their future. For those seeking to grasp the true essence of American democracy, this book is an essential addition to their reading list, blending historical insight with a hopeful vision for what lies ahead for my reader.
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You picked up my book, thank you. You are holding a book unlike any other that does not mirror other books in their content that lightly brushes over, or copies worn materials, that skim over the events of the Colonial Period, 1600-1766 and beyond with incomplete historical substance. This book is truly unique. Its research actually delves back into history, and brings forward actual recorded historical facts from today back into ancient history 4,250 years to glean historical treatment of societies that respected “We the People” in their unique governance that made their societies interesting to our Colonial Framers who thoughtfully considered their examples for inclusion into our cherished documents we share and live with today, a testament for their genius that is copied and mirrored by numerous other countries. Just think they were only in their middle twenties. You will learn of “the magic” of ancient societies within the Colonial individuals who worked together that is one of histories miracles, and the suggested hand of our creator who when George Washington prayed at Valley Forge for our fledgling country when it needed devine help. Major historical documents in their full text are included within the books pages and startingly you will find out about major contributors you will not expect who were instrumental in their assistance to the Framers and to our nation when we desperately need assistance. Ok now that this has peaked your attention, please do this author big favor, buy my book and give me a good review, THANK YOU.
About the Author
About the Author: Hon. Dr. James (Jim) Boynton Dr. Jim Boynton holds dual BA majors in Business and Accounting, with a minor in Computer Science. He has a Direct Masters/Doctoral program for a Doctor of Philosophy in Operations Management degree. An accomplished author and speaker, Jim has been published in conference journals, periodicals, and editorials, and is internationally known for his work, The New Green Deal; Back to the Stone Age (under the pseudonym Shane Roberts). With 66 years of industry, consulting, and farming experience, Jim has held significant roles, including President and CEO of Focus NH Institute, and leadership positions in international organizations such as APICS and ASQ. He has contributed to educational reforms, including graduate curriculum development at the University of New Hampshire and New Hampshire Community Technical College. Jim’s political career includes serving as a New Hampshire State Representative and County Commissioner of a 360,000-person county. He was also a candidate for the State Senate and an active participant in various community and state initiatives, including water resources and economic development. His military service spanned over two decades, including active and reserve duty in the Navy and Massachusetts National Guard, where he held various leadership and operational roles. Retiring in 2004, Jim moved to Tennessee, where he bred rare Desert Arabian horses until an injury ended his career in 2014. He now resides in a secluded community, enjoying a peaceful life amidst nature.