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Virtue Through
Adventure &
Brotherhood.
For the Revitalization of the American Man.
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Five Paths to Revitalizing
The American Man.
The Principles
We Live By
- Character is the cornerstone of a man’s life.
- The pursuit of wisdom is vital to a well-rounded character.
- A man of great character cannot be made alone. He needs brotherhood.
- Brotherhood is built through shared adventure.
- Adventures into nature and literature cultivate our minds, hearts, and spirits.
- Our culture will collapse if our men are not strong and well-rounded.
- We are nothing if we don’t give back to others.
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Stories From the Field
“This is a recapping of ancient virtues. I didn’t know how much I needed this until I was in it. The conversations alone were worth every minute.”
“This weekend felt more real than anything all year. Modern culture wears you down — Meriwether was exactly what I needed to reset and refocus.”
“I’ve been looking for a group like this for a long time. Men who take character seriously, who read, who push themselves. I found my people.”
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Meriwether Lewis
“His courage was undaunted; his firmness and perseverance yielded to nothing but impossibilities.”
— Thomas Jefferson on Meriwether LewisSoldier, explorer, writer, and statesman — Lewis led the Corps of Discovery to the Pacific Ocean in 1804, embodying every virtue we seek to cultivate: courage, discipline, intellectual curiosity, and servant leadership. It is in his spirit that Meriwether Academy was founded.
F. Pedretti’s Sons, oil on canvas, 1902
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