Adams, Jefferson, and the French Revolution

The founders’ writings and legacies reveal the roots of American exceptionalism and the singularity of Jewish life in America.

Two founders laid to rest, and a third grave that whispers the singularity of the Jewish story—and America's covenantal nature.

Pondering how posterity might judge them, the Founders wrestle with the fragile line between truth and legacy.

Two speeches reveal the equality and embrace Jews found in early America—and the biblical roots of that welcome.