The Founding Fathers — Who They Really Were - The Ink Was Still Wet and the Chains Were Still On

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The Founding Fathers — Who They Really Were - The Ink Was Still Wet and the Chains Were Still On

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Host Barnaby Ellison Thatch examines the profound contradiction at America's founding: 73% of Declaration signers owned enslaved people while proclaiming all men equal. Drawing on letters, legislative records, and historical analysis, the episode explores how Founders like Jefferson, Washington, and Franklin navigated this hypocrisy—some evolving toward abolition, most compromising freedom for unity, all shaping debates that echo today.

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