New audiobook release: Biographical Sketches of the Signers of the Declaration of American Independence

PGA Weblog ^ | 1/29/2025

[Bigg Red]

Thank you, FRiend.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Yes, whatever its title is - I can’t bother checking now since we’re in the middle of estate stuff including clearing our house to move into the estate house - which means, LOTS and LOTS of books in both houses. Still lots, despite many sales and many donations! Anyway, I was just getting sick when making that comment, so I have not bothered much on-line since Wednesday. Each volume is very big, I know that.

[ProgressingAmerica]

Just a FRiendly ping...........

I saw a recent post of yours that had me think you might be interested in this sort of new work. (print or the new audio format)

No reply needed if you prefer.

[ProgressingAmerica]

You used the word "solution"; I looked at your profile and saw you've been here at FR since the late 90s. I read through a handful of your other replies and saw you frequently mention the Founding Fathers, I happen to think you may appreciate this audio book we created.

Biographical Sketches of the Signers of the Declaration of American Independence Written in 1858, Lossing gives a short biography of every single signer, a description of the Constitution, with a lengthy in-depth discussion of the Declaration of Independence and most importantly, step by step of what each grievance means.

Since its release it has had nearly 6 thousand downloads. Another we created about John Hancock has had over 40,000 downloads and a 3 volume set written by Mercy Otis Warren has had around 80,000 downloads. And we have over a dozen others.

The word "solution" is a word that rings very loudly to me, but that's because I'm not the average person who sits and does nothing but complain.

I educate. And I educate a lot - with the numbers to prove it.

Do I want anything from you? No. Nothing. I hope you will enjoy the audio book. I think it came out really well.