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America’s Catholic Revolutionary: Charles Carroll of Carrollton, by Hunter Oswald – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

America’s Catholic Revolutionary: Charles Carroll of Carrollton, by Hunter Oswald

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Charles Carroll of Carrollton. Public Domain. 1 January 1846. Wikipedia

By Hunter Oswald, The American Spectator, June 30, 2026

Persecuted at home but educated abroad, Charles Carroll brought classical learning and republican thought to the American Revolution.

Of the signers who had much to lose for supporting American independence, there was one whose voice and courage would shape its trajectory. His name was Charles Carroll of Carrollton.

Born of Irish Catholic immigrants, Charles Carroll was born Sep. 19, 1737, in Annapolis, Maryland. His family had done quite well for themselves through their ventures as planters and businessmen. They were among the wealthiest families in the American colonies. …

America’s Catholic Revolutionary: Charles Carroll of Carrollton, by Hunter Oswald

The Answer to Our Anger: Becoming America’s Holy Ones, by Kevin Wells

The Democratic Socialist Wave Moves West, by Henry Zavalick

By Hunter Oswald, The American Spectator, June 30, 2026

Persecuted at home but educated abroad, Charles Carroll brought classical learning and republican thought to the American Revolution.

Of the signers who had much to lose for supporting American independence, there was one whose voice and courage would shape its trajectory. His name was Charles Carroll of Carrollton.

Born of Irish Catholic immigrants, Charles Carroll was born Sep. 19, 1737, in Annapolis, Maryland. His family had done quite well for themselves through their ventures as planters and businessmen. They were among the wealthiest families in the American colonies. …

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