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Flight 93 Passengers Voted to Fight Back and Saved a Target in Washington How the passengers and crew of United 93 learned by phone what had happened, decided to act and charged the cockpit, and why they stand with the Minutemen. Centinel Called the Convention a Conspiracy and Got a Few Things Right Philadelphia's Centinel called the Constitution an aristocratic plot. Separate his overheated charges from his sound points on the Senate and the courts. James Wilson, the Forgotten Founder Who Put the People at the Center James Wilson signed the Declaration and the Constitution and argued that all power flows from the people. Why he matters, and why he is forgotten. Gettysburg in Three Days and the Charge That Failed on July 3, 1863 A three-day account of Gettysburg, from Buford's cavalry to Little Round Top to Pickett's Charge, and why the battle marked the high tide of the Confederacy. What Pennsylvania and Vermont wrote about arms before the Second Amendment Early state constitutions protected arms for defence of themselves and the state, beside limits on standing armies. They show what Americans meant.