The Founding Fathers Book Trilogy Series Featuring Patrick Henry

Mandeville, LA – Founding Fathers Film Publishing is proud to introduce our American Statesman/Founding Father Trilogy Set featuring our first three works combined into one, discounted package. You’ll learn and be entertained by these works personally selected, written and edited by Mike Church. And this weekend, you can get all three books autographed and dated by Mike Church for just $5.00, that’s a $10 discount! Order before midnight Sunday, January 18th for this deal to apply!

Patrick Henry-American Statesman (book #1)

Patrick Henry’s public life is an exciting, inspirational and uniquely American story that is unfortunately nearly unknown, until now. Patrick Henry-American Statesman takes you on a biographical thrill ride through the revolutionary formation of the State of Virginia and the United States. Henry’s closeness to Washington, both John and Samuel Adams and his rocky friendship with Thomas Jefferson are all revealed.

Is Davis A Traitor (book #2)

Albert Taylor Bledsoe’s “Is Davis a Traitor?” has long been recognized as the best work on the subject of the constitutionality of secession. The book has been reprinted from the original text many times but no one has attempted to create the manuscript in a digital  text format itself until now. The book includes original compositions introducing each chapter written by Mike Church and Professor Brion MacClanahan.

John Taylor of Caroline County-American Statesman (book #3)

John Taylor of Caroline County-American Statesman is NOT a history book, it is an exciting biography & collection of works from the “brains of the operation” behind the political dynasty of the Jeffersonian [r]epublicans, John Taylor.

This collection combines historically accurate biographies of John Taylor of Caroline with Taylor’s own, little known, rare and previously unpublished works. From arguing against Congress’s taxing power to a satire on Big Government under the Constitution, John Taylor-American Statesman introduces new audiences to one of the great minds of the American Revolution.