By Guest Author on May 16, 2011
He’ll not stay long,” said Tom Mullins, decisively. “He’s too much of a gentleman for this office.” Glean encouragement from the story of this young man’s industrious self-improvement.
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By Nate Desmond on May 2, 2011
While inspiration cannot replace persistence and determination, it is nonetheless a crucial catalyst in every great accomplishment. Learn seven excellent sources of inspiration.
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By Nate Desmond on September 8, 2010
Though perhaps less momentously than General Douglas MacArthur’s return to the Philippines, I have returned to writing for Practical Manliness. You can look forward to many tri-weekly doses of manliness!
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By Nate Desmond on June 30, 2010
What did the founders really say about religion, government, and the like? Just in time for Independence Day, this 101-page resource provides nearly 200 reliable quotes to answer your questions!
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By Nate Desmond on June 29, 2010
Are you prepared to give a speech this Independence Day? In this article, you will learn how to give a patriotic speech that could change your listener’s lives!
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By Nate Desmond on June 23, 2010
During our early American history, our early leaders coined a number of important phrases that embodied the American spirit. Study these influential words which changed the course of history.
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By Nate Desmond on June 14, 2010
It has been said that character is “who you are when nobody is looking”. While that seems to be true, I am going to delve deeper. Character is a bit far-reaching, and this article explores it.
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By Nate Desmond on June 14, 2010
Recognized as one of the most quotable men in history, Churchill had a firm grasp of the English language and used his skill proficiently. His quotations have inspired men for the last century, and they are just as important today.
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By Nate Desmond on May 31, 2010
Although many people do recall that stirring cry, few actually know what the battle of the Alamo was really about. It was not merely a brave stand by a few heroic Texans against thousands of Mexican soldiers; it was a battle that did much to save the fledgling Republic of Texas.
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By Nate Desmond on May 17, 2010
On the fourth day of the convention, Patrick Henry gave his most famous speech advocating the defense of liberty – even at the cost of life. This is the speech that is credited with persuading Virginia to join the Revolution.
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