Profiles of Valor, Vol. 4: January 1781 - February 1832

Step into the final chapters of America’s fight for freedom and the birth of a nation with Profiles of Valor: Vol. 4, a virtue-driven collection of biographical sketches from the War of Independence and the founding era.

Learn American History While Building Godly Character

From daring espionage to the halls of Congress, you’ll meet ten real heroes, each demonstrating a powerful character quality:

• Availability ~ Emily Geiger
• Cautiousness ~ James Armistead
• Courage ~ Jordan Freeman
• Decisiveness ~ Gen. Daniel Morgan
• Discernment ~ Alexis de Tocqueville
• Generosity ~ Haym Solomon
• Prudence ~ Benjamin Franklin
• Purposefulness ~ Gen. Nathanael Greene
• Thoroughness ~ James Madison
• Uprightness ~ Thomas Jefferson

American Heroes to Emulate

These action-packed stories showcase the very best role models from January 1781 through February 1832.

• Discover how James Armistead’s cautiousness as a double agent helped win the siege of Yorktown.
• See Daniel Morgan’s decisiveness at the Battle of Cowpens, a turning point in the war.
• Admire Nathanael Greene’s purposeful leadership during the siege of Ninety-Six.
• Ride with Emily Geiger, whose availability and courage delivered a vital message through enemy lines.
• Stand with Jordan Freeman, whose courage and sacrifice at Fort Griswold inspired generations.
• Witness Haym Solomon’s generosity as he financed the Revolution and supported the new nation.
• Learn from James Madison’s thoroughness in crafting the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
• Watch Benjamin Franklin’s prudence calm the Constitutional Convention and point the nation to God.
• Explore Thomas Jefferson’s uprightness and his lifelong respect for the teachings of Jesus.

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