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Our Founding Fathers "with a firm reliance on divine providence" mutually pledged to each other their Lives, their Fortunes and their sacred Honor to establish the foundations of American independence, law and civil government to secure our rights of "Life Liberty and the pursuit of happiness" as inalienable rights endowed by our Creator. Since then, the foundation of America’s institutions has been incrementally stripped away from public life and education public understanding of these.

Since zeal without knowledge, without action cannot prevail in the public arena, First Principles’ goal is to equip leaders in the fight to restore America’s foundation and her guiding first principles. Since 1992, First Principles Press has published and distributed works of enduring significance by which individual Americans become grounded in the nation’s history and founding principles. This knowledge provides guidance to We The People and their representatives in government and institutional leaders in Church and state. Responsible Americans can only enjoy the liberties secured by America’s founders to the degree to which, We the People hold government and public bodies accountable at the county, state and national levels.

First Principles also maintains an archive for activists campaigning for restoration. Since 1992, First Principles Press has produced educational materials and research articles for two projects: The American Restoration Project, a campaign to combat the censorship of American History, and RSVPAmerica, a campaign to restore legal protections for women and children.

It is therefore of immense importance to men to have fixed ideas about God,  their souls, and their duties toward their Creator and their fellows, for doubt about these first principles would leave all their actions to chance and condemn them, more o