The Seed of a Nation traces the American social experiement in its pre-revolutionary journey, uncovering the seeds of true freedom and equality. The reader will also be challenged when hidden motivations deep within the conscience of America are brought into the present to explain the many social dilemmas that have yet been brought into the twenty-first century. The Seed of a Nation is a must read for every American who cares about the future of this land.
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"Darrell Fields does a beautiful job painting pictures of what the founding of America was really like..." -- Richard Twiss, Rosebud Lakota/Sioux, President Wiconi International, Vancouver, WA
"His work is gripping, provacative, insightful, and relevant..." -- Dr. William J. Brown, Dean, College of Communications and the Arts, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA
"His work is gripping, provacative, insightful, and relevant..." -- Dr. William J. Brown, Dean, College of Communications and the Arts, Regent University, Virginia Beach, VA
About the Author
Darrell Fields serves as the Senior pastor of The Gathering Place, Pennsylvania in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. He recieved his education and ordination from Grace Bible Ministries, International, Honolulu, Hawaii.
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This review is from: The Seed of a Nation : Reconciling with the Birth of America (Paperback)
This is a great book that makes the history of William Penn and his unique approach to governing interesting, even to a non-history lover like me! I was fascinated to read about Penn's moral convictions and how he acted on those convictions in founding Pennsylvania. This book gives the account of how Penn treated the Native Americans as equals and partners. It also tells of how the covenant between Pennsylvania and the Native Americans was broken and the resulting discord that followed. It is a call back to the moral fortitude that Penn displayed and a call for reconcilliation between all peoples of this nation.
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This review is from: The Seed of a Nation : Reconciling with the Birth of America (Paperback)
The seed of a nation is a very good book. The true story about the relationship of William Penn and the indians in Penna. When Penn died the indians were lied to and mistreated by the French and the English settlers.
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