The Conscience of the American Revolution | Lawrence W. Reed

Economist and historian Larry Reed discusses Mercy Otis Warren, a key but often overlooked figure in the American Revolution. He highlights her contributions as a playwright, historian, and patriot who championed principles that shaped the founding of America.

As a playwright, Warren used pseudonyms to avoid British censorship, and was the first woman to open her home for early Sons of Liberty meetings, taking significant personal risks for doing so.

To learn more, grab a copy of Larry’s book: Born of Ideas: How Principles, Faith, and Courage Forged America