Welcome!

First Principles, Inc. was founded in 1993 to provide historical  instruction and information about the truth and current significance of  the first principles of America, particularly as they provide the  foundation for our institutions emphasizing virtue, honor, and  patriotism, self-government, individual responsibility, and independent  sovereignty, which begins with accountability of each governmental body  at the county, state, and national level to We, The People.

First Principles, Inc., is committed to publishing and distributing works of enduring and historic significance by which concerned Americans today can inform themselves and their representatives, as well as those in leadership positions at all levels of American society and government to uphold, support, and defend America’s founding and first principles.  Previous publications produced by First Principles have dealt with military and foreign affairs and domestic issues.

First Principles, Inc, is a 501(c)3 tax exempt educational organization, which promotes real American history as a key source for understanding the foundations of American law, civil government, and our public institutions.  For a copy of the tax exempt status from the IRS or other information regarding First Principles as a 501(c)3 not for profit organization, please contact us.

Our Projects

Click on one of the projects below to learn more about major initiatives of First Principles, Inc.

Ronald D. Ray Library of American History

FPP has digitized Colonel Ronald D. Ray’s vast collection of over 8,000 books, covering significant historical events in American history through the 20th Century. Access the Library here.

FPP Archive

Since its founding, First Principles has been committed to publishing and distributing works of enduring and historic significance, equipping concerned americans to uphold support and defend America’s founding and first principles. Through the FPP Archive, these materials are made available in one place for the first time. Access the Archive here.

Case for Prayer

Through the Case for Prayer we seek to demonstrate the necessity of prayer to America’s military mission. This project is designed to demonstrate that anyone of any station or denomination has the opportunity to legally deliver a prayer associated with an historic occasion or prayed by an historic figure. Access the Case for Prayer here.