This is a short and sweet piece that I would have loved to have posted twelve days ago. Alas, here it is and I am happy with the way it turned out, actually. I write to please myself only but that doesn't mean I don't keep the reader in mind. I recognize that this is a rather curt and non-exhaustive study on Independence Day. I assert that its length allows the layman and the professional alike to appreciate it as letters arranged to celebrate the greatest, noblest, and most moral nation in human history. So happy belated July 4th, Americans. And for those around the world, please recognize that the United States is still that shining city on the hill and should be respected and revered for our original documents.
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Click on the link below to view the article from July 2015:
https://hubpages.com/literature/Consider-the-Fourth-What-Americans-Ought-to-do-on-Independence-Day
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