The art of Statescraft
George Washington's last address as president of the United States included these words:
"A primary object should be the education of our youth in the science of government. In a republic, what species of knowledge can be equally important? And what duty more pressing than communicating it to those who are to be the future guardians of the liberties of the country."
The forgotten art of statecraft—the "forgotten realm"—is the subject of this book. But it is not a book of theory that will leave you wondering "well, what do we DO about it?" It is an imminently practical book. It is a handbook for civic understanding and engagement.
Give this book to an American citizen this Christmas!
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"A step-by-step, bottom-up breakdown of the American system." – Tony Woodlief, Author of I, Citizen
"Real wisdom, erudition, and humble counsel for Christian citizens."
– Miles Smith IV
"A great primer on government in America."
– Aaron Renn
"As American Christians, we desperately need this book on civic engagement."
– Benjamin R. Merkle, President of New Saint Andrews College
"Exactly what our country needs."
– Chris McBarnes, Indiana's youngest and Frankfort's only third-term elected mayor
"If you want to make a difference in your community, state, and country, Elizabeth Landis will show you how in The Forgotten Realm. Read this book once, and keep it accessible on a nearby shelf, because you'll be sure to pick it up again."
– Quinton Cools, Vice President at TeenPact Leadership Schools
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In today's politically charged climate, understanding statecraft is more crucial than ever. George Washington emphasized the importance of educating youth in governance, highlighting that civic engagement is vital for the preservation of liberties. The book 'The Forgotten Realm' by Elizabeth Landis aims to bridge the gap in knowledge through practical insights and actionable steps for citizens. With a focus on American Christians, it provides a comprehensive look at civic responsibilities, offering relatable examples and guidance on how to engage effectively in local and state affairs. Readers will appreciate the testimonials from influential thought leaders who emphasize the book's relevance and necessity for attentive citizens. Alongside educational resources, the author calls upon communities to invest in collective learning. The call to action is clear: giving this book as a gift can foster deeper conversations about governance and civic duties within families and communities. The text serves not only as a primer on government but also as an engaging way to inspire action, making it an essential read for anyone looking to contribute meaningfully to society.