Two Good and Noble Men

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Two Good and Noble Men - Federalism vs. Anti-Federalism

DVD 52 min.

Price $19.95

Featuring: Michael Bennett and Gordon Jump.

Watch Benjamin Franklin and Patrick Henry go head to head over the new Constitution in 1787. Franklin was confident the Constitution would save America from collapse. Henry feared the strong new federal government would ride roughshod over the weaker states.

Neither would back down, each certain of his point of view-and powerful and eloquent in its defense.

This fictional drama is an effective and entertaining vehicle for learning the principles of liberty and self-government.

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DVD/VHS

◦	Protect Your Rights
◦	A More Perfect Union
◦	Keys to Good Government
◦	Spirit of the American Revolution
◦	Americas Godly Heritage
◦	Education and Founding Fathers
◦	Two Good and Noble Men
◦	Justice Sunday II
◦	Justice Sunday III

CDs

◦	Protect Your Freedoms CD
◦	All About the Constitution
◦	Works of Cleon Skousen
◦	American Reference Library
◦	American Freedom Library

Study Courses

◦	American Government Constitution Part 1
◦	American Government and Constitution part 2
◦	A More Perfect Union Packet
◦	Guide for Learning and Teaching Constitution
◦	5000 Year Leap and Making of America Study Guide
◦	Catechism on the US Constitution
◦	The Making of America Seminar Guide & DVD
◦	The Making of America Seminar Guide

For Children

◦	I Love America Volume 1
◦	I Love America Vol 2
◦	Take Your Hat Off

Activities and Resources

◦	Constitution Day Activities
◦	United States Constitution
◦	US Constitution Overview
◦	Preamble
◦	Amendments
◦	Declaration of Independence
◦	Bill of Rights
◦	Quiz
◦	Famous Quotes
◦	Questions for Candidates
◦	28 Principles of Liberty
◦	Gettysburg Address
◦	Washingtons Farewell Address
◦	Statue of Liberty
◦	Rules of Naturalization
◦	Honest Leadership
◦	Tribute to Skousen

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"I hold the maxim no less applicable to public than to private affairs, that honesty is always the best policy."

- George Washington -