400+ chapters, over 5000 pages, on each CD/DVD or drive

56 signers of the Declaration of Independence from Ben Franklin,  Stephen Hawkins, George Wythe, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Sam Adams, Benjamin Rush, and more.   

   (58 chapters in Section One)

A total of more than 118 chapters on wives of the Signers of either the Declaration or Constitution - Elizabeth Annsley Lewis, Martha Washington, Deborah Read - wife of Ben Franklin ,  and many more. 

 (118 chapters in Section Two) 

39 Signers of the Constitution, from George Washington,  James Madison,  John Dickinson, Alexander Hamilton, and 35 more

(39 chapters in Section Eight)

You may have heard of the Sons of Liberty but, yes Martha there were Daughters of Liberty, and 'Other Ladies of Liberty' too.  These are chapters of women who helped, like 16-year-olds: Dicey Langston, Emily Geiger, Susanna Bolling, or Sybil Ludington; Nancy Hart "War Woman,"  Polly Cooper, Spy Agent 355,  Deborah Sampson, Marie Antoinette, Betsy Ross, Molly Pritcher,  Elizabeth Zane, Mary Murray, Lydia Darragh, etc. 

(50 Chapters in Section Three)

One man refused to sign the Declaration and had someone else sign the Constitution for him (who was it?), two others refused to sign and 10 more fought ratification ... and WHY? Men like Parick Henry,  George Mason, Elbridge Gerry,  Richard Henry Lee,  Luther Martin, and more.

(20 chapters of 'non-signers' in Section Nine  )

More than 5,000 black soldiers & Native Am./Indiginous Warriors who fought for the Patriot cause (like William Williams, etc.) and others who fought for the British cause (some to gain their freedom); but also French, Spanish (like Gov. Galvez of LA), German, Dutch who also were involved and 'fought'  in their own ways.

(26 Chapters of 'Forgotten Founders' in Section Five)

Among others who fought in their own ways were the preachers of the Black Robe Regiment, John Paul Jones,  the Swamp Fox, Samuel Whittmore, Ethan Allen, Daniel Morgan.

(32 chapters of 'Other Founders' in Section Four)

Read the Articles of Confederation, the Olive Branch petition,  both the final draft of the Declaration and what finally passed, the U.S. Constitution, the 1896 Utah Constitution and the 21st Century (current) one, the Mayflower Compact, the Magna Carta.  In addition there is a bibliography for FFP.

(18 chapters of Documents in Section Six)

Chapters about Prince Henry of Prussia, the man Hamilton and Gorham asked to be King of America; Jack Jouett, memoirs of Major Thomas Young, one on Psalm 35,  one on the Iroquois people with another on the Mohawk,  another on the Oneida people and what they did to help the Revolution; 10 chapters on the first ten POTUS & 9 chapters on precursors!

(41 Misc. Chapters in Section Seven)