The Our Independence is a comprehensive archive of the American founding era, the revolution, the men who made it, & the ideas that animated it. The archive spans the intellectual origins of the Revolution & the radical political philosophy that justified independence, definitive multi-volume biographies of Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams, Madison, Monroe, Jay, & Hamilton, & the primary source writings of the founders themselves — correspondence, autobiography, state papers, & political theory. It includes the essential documents of self-governance like the Federalist Papers, Common Sense, the Rights of Man, the Declaration of Independence, & Washington's Farewell Address. Alongside military histories of the campaigns that secured independence & scholarly analyses of the Revolution's radical social & ideological consequences. These are the foundational texts for understanding the principles, personalities, & conflicts that gave birth to the American republic.

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