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Dear Patriot,

September 1787. Philadelphia.

The ink had just dried on the Constitution of the United States of America - four short pages that would become the most revolutionary document of all time.

Through this document our Founding Fathers left us an incredible legacy of liberty. But sadly, most Americans don't know that much about the Constitution. In fact, in a Newsweek survey, more than half of Americans couldn't identify the Constitution as the "supreme law of the land."

That's why I 'd like to invite you to enroll - at no cost to you - in Hillsdale College's online course: "Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the Constitution."

My name is Larry Arnn. I am the President of Hillsdale College. For decades, I've dedicated my life to education.

America's founding principles are under attack today like never before - simply because so many Americans don't understand the Constitution and its underlying principles of liberty. This ignorance has allowed an ever-expanding bureaucracy to become more and more despotic.

"Constitution 101" is geared toward people who understand this disturbing trend in America — people like you. You already know how important the Constitution is to liberty, but want to know even more.

Hillsdale offers this class at no cost, and makes it open and accessible to everyone, because the more Americans who understand our Constitution, the more likely we are to preserve it — thus preserving liberty in America.

Please join me today by enrolling in "Constitution 101" — and find out how to improve your understanding of the Constitution and its importance to liberty.

And what's more, you can view all 10 of these fascinating, informative sessions on-demand from your computer online.

Over these 10 lectures, Hillsdale College's Politics faculty will teach you about the meaning and history of the Constitution - everything you need to know from the principles of liberty in the Declaration of Independence, through the second great constitutional crisis—slavery and civil war—up through the present day Progressive assault on America's founding principles.

There's never been a better opportunity to learn everything about the Constitution. And . . .

There's never been a better opportunity for you to do your part to preserve liberty in America.

Reserve your spot, for zero cost, in Hillsdale's online "Constitution 101" course right away.

Hillsdale College still reveres the principles of liberty in the Constitution, because it requires every student - regardless of major - to take a one-semester course on the Constitution in order to graduate. Few colleges or universities even teach the Constitution, let alone require studying it!

And we practice what we preach here at Hillsdale. Because we believe it unconstitutional, Hillsdale refuses all taxpayer subsidies - even indirectly in the form of student grants or loans. We do this because we don't want bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. dictating who we must hire, who to admit for enrollment, or what we teach.

And, that's why I hope you'll enroll in our no-cost, informative and entertaining "Constitution 101" course now.

Don't miss out on this great opportunity. Reserve your spot right away.

I have the privilege of teaching the first class and last class, so sign up today and become one of my students. Thank you, and I look forward to "seeing" you in class!

Best regards,


Larry P. Arnn
President
Hillsdale College
Pursuing Truth - Defending Liberty since 1844

P.S. No matter how much you know about the Constitution, you'll be surprised by how much you can still learn.

That's why I'm inviting you to enroll in Hillsdale's zero-cost online course, "Constitution 101," today.

Over 10 lectures, I and my fellow professors from Hillsdale's Politics faculty will teach you about the meaning and history of the Constitution.

If you ever thought you might want to learn a little more about the Constitution and its underlying principles of liberty, this is your chance.

Enroll right away, and reserve your spot, for absolutely no cost, in Hillsdale's "Constitution 101" online course today.