Blog
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The Articles of Confederation and the Challenge of Union
In the summer of 1776, Congress was attempting to do two things at once: break apart an empire and construct a political union in its place. The first task produced...
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Remembering The Battle of Sullivan's Island
The summer of 1776 was a season poised on the edge of a knife. In Philadelphia, the Second Continental Congress debated the dangerous, irreversible words of a formal declaration of...
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The Drafting of the Declaration
The path toward the Declaration began on June 7, 1776, when Richard Henry Lee of Virginia introduced a resolution before Congress. It declared that the colonies “are, and of right...
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The Capture of Fort Ticonderoga
A strategic stronghold, an early American victory, and the artillery that helped shape the course of the Revolution. On the morning of May 10, 1775, before the day had fully...
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Book review: A Social History of Tea
Dear Oliver, I have a fourth tea book that you may want to review: A Social History of Tea, by Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson. This book, also offered by Benjamin...
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Tea Books
Tea lovers, check out these book recommendations!
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Bergamot
Earl Grey and Countess Grey teas are blended with the potentbergamot flavor, dive in and see all the health benefits.
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Masala Chai
Enjoy a cup of Masala Chai, perfect for any occasion!
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South Carolina's history of tea
Highlighting the important role South Carolina played in the history of tea imports in the Revolutionary era.
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Christopher Gadsden/Charleston Tea Party
Christophert Gadson and his role in the Charleston Tea Party and in the American Revolution
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Flavonoid
Review the best reasons to make sure tea is part of your daily routine. When it comes to healthy beverages, tea is certainly the center of attention these days.
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Lexington and Concord/Liberty Teas
A look into the 250th Celebration of the “shot heard 'round the world."
